... says that the entire strength the Liberal party is to brought to bear in support of this amendment, and that the Opposition Whigs have issued an urgent and important request to their party. The same paper says that the government will not regard the success ...

... indiscretion in adding that, of the five peers or commoners whom such dexterous steering requisite to introduce into the great Whig Clubs of London, three are Liberal ex-Ministers— viz., the Duke of Argyll, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Card well. The Irish Land ...

... and so people began to doubt, and the late government fell into disrepute, and now perhaps they began to see how was that a Whig Administration, with a majority in the house, felt impelled to perform the happy dispatch. Had it only done that there would ...

... country, | he shrank not from following it, because the party saw their interest in taking a dil- j ferent course. When the Whigs factiously j opposed the prosecution of the war against France, and when they factiously anticipated the persecution of Governor ...

... eminent Conservatives, am at times at a loss to discover what the two great parties in the State are quarrelling about. But Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, I call upon every man who is interested in the peace and prosperity of Ireland to reject ...

... possessed of suppressing it, and to take care that they did not follow the example set them of straining or ifoing beyond the law. Whig Governments these matters can deal much more freely with Radical mobs than their I political opponents can afford to do. Not ...

... would be lessened rather than increased by the speedy restoration of our Whig lawyers to their places Crown prosecutors. But if the present Government may very easily dispose of its Whig assailants on the exclusive grievance, it cannot, I feel bound to say ...

... statesman. His scheme of Reform last year, puffed out to balloon-size by an unconfinable conceit, collapsed to tbe puncture of the Whig lance. His confident autocracy over tbe Liberal party has an equally glorious consummation; and his third feat, the happy ...

... result was accomplished was, however, very much greater than our Correspondent reckoned upon— three or four times as great the Whigs expected when the division-bell rang. How this happened is plain enough from the telegraphic report of the debate. It is obvious ...

... Scotlan J. Mr. M'Larex, Mr. Grant Duff, and Mr. Baxter all accepted it. Sir J. Ogilvy, Sir T. Colebrooke, and Mr. Dun - i.op, Whig Members for Scotch constituencies— the last-named for the borough of Greenock—are the other hand, reported as having opposed ...

... PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of yesterday gives the following account of a 4 * demonstration'' in Belfast: 44 Yesterday evening a number of the witnesses both for and against the Belfast Borough Bill left for London, via Fleetwood ...

... of his notes. Witness (to Mr. Cochrane) —I allowed the reporter of the Whig to copy my transcript of the first part of the cage. I did not read the report that appeared in the Whig. I swear I never coloured a report in my life. Mr. Shaw—The editor may ...