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... ableon Monday to witness the tport enjoyed by his dIstiogniBhed guest His Koyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge . : THE Belfast Whig regrets that a moat Ul-Bdviaed movtBient has been begun , hawnff for Its object the geWng-op of another great Oranga demon ...
... of the company to which the steamer belongs , and his IOBS will ba much regretted . He leaves a large family . —Nwlliern , Whig . | POSSIBLE BLACK SPOTS—The ( Mode ' s Paris correspondent writes ;— It is thought not unlikely , I understand , that the ...
... gnr eite&ilim of tlw Fianchlse bv ths Beform Bill tor Bcotlmd . Mr Honter remarked that It stung the lips to mention either Whigs or Toriea ; they had become a byfford in parliament ; and they must loolc to ' the people if they v-ithed to be nud as free ...
... ) tr / o . There wag a grand llefomi htHKiiiet In EdinburBli loon after the passing of the lielwin Bill , iu honour of the Whigs , and especially of Burl Kroy , and why should there not be a cuuuterp-irt to this ileinoustraUon in a Conservative DMi- inat ...
... what happened in the Cabinet , Bdmucb US this ia certain . Mr Disraell all along wished to go down very low , to beat the Whigs—u poulble , the Kadicali too—by basing the support ot the Congervative party upon a lower class than those which they conla ...
... interest in this country , and ought now perhaps to be watched with greater interest than ever . At first and for long , onr Whigs and • Liberals looked upon the pIOgrCEa o { the American Republic with . hope and pride ; then came misgivings , soon followed ...
... y after atraading , aad hag btokcti Up ; cargo totally lost , and only some pieces of wrookaaa washed aahoie . THE Belfast Whig is informed that on Wedgesday a communication was received from the Ctiaacsllor oi the Exchequer , rfiqueitina Mr 0 . Liityiaa ...
... quarter by reason , of the strong Liberal principles which he entertains . EAEL ECSSBLL ASD HIS MSATH TBMAKTRY , — The Northern Whig lays : •— On learning in September last that Earl Russell wag to visit his estates In Meath during September , the tenants ...
... election which Immediately preceded the ! passing ' of the Reform Bill , , hts father ' s firm Deing iigentti for tha . Whig Daka ' ot Hamilton . The experience of the electioneering of that time shocked ] Mr Martin tells us , Aytoun ' s aristocratic ...
... pleased to offer them . The Oppoiition had no opposition to offar , Ai Lord Granville good-humouredly said , he had diahed the 'Whigs . They were ousted , and had no resource but silence . The Reform Bill as it now stands is not In the least like any Bill that ...
... been built up by the personal populaiityot 41 s ' nominal editor , Mr 'Borace'Gieeley . -In politics , it was a ' -Whig- organ uutll ; the Whig party expired in 1852 ) and liae 6 i nco t&en been the leading Republican journal oi tlio United States . ' ' Two ...
... ut then he ' has always been ready afterwaids to 5 treat the cause of quarrel as not worth , stickling alonfc He left-tha Whigs because of MB fervent friendship for the lash Church- —( he measure he introduced last Monday probably renders the life of ...