... Irish Elictfox Petitions.—ln the Court Pleas on Monday, Mr. Macdonough applied for an att*i'>; ment against the Northern Whig for articles which api** in the Belfast petition. After a Ion? • the eonrt reserved judgment until Wednesday.—ln tin of the ...

... berland were Jacobite (or Tory) at heart in 1715 1745, or else arrant cowards. | At that time they re- turned Whigs’ nominees, showing how much the Whig landowners domineered over them. The hour for their deliverance came at last —Sir James Lowther, the best ...

... may call a whig, &e. n»table man says beH pull down his clock; He'll bag all his hands and his mill will lock ; Ho'll drive his po«r tenants clean out i*i the street; Arrah tory, my darlin, thin hew's yer poor feet ? You may ©all me whig, &o. Big Johnny ...

... tu Hie Cabinet concerned, the old game lias been played pretty much oyer again. Ike Radicals have won the fortress; and the Whigs coolly tako possession. It not fur us complain that six of the new Ministers are Lords; and that Mr. Bright is almost the only ...

... offend, and perliaps alienate the old Whigs, even though the Duke of Argyle and the hope the house of Devonshire consent to take office in it. At the same time we cannot ignore the fact that the feeling of the Whigs towards the Tories is at this moment ...

... has held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Zele- graph objects that ia the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult tu de- tect the Kadical flavour; but it must not be forgotten that ...

... be that the old Whigs and the new Whigs, dying-out and newly rampant Radicalism, have not even yet a.t'led their little differences among themselves. “Oh dear* ** what can the matter be—Johnny’s so long •at Ike Fair Tic blue-blood Whigs won’t have Friend ...

... the Isth century was a close borough,—Whig ridden by the Howards or the Vortlands. The Whig General Sir Charles Howard, son of the Earl of Carlisle, sat for Carlisle for nearly 50 years, and his colleague was the Whig John Hylton, who sat for his life. General ...

... no more parting and no more dyeing, and, adds Lord Derby, * Thank Jove ! no more Whigs ! It ia well to joke, but we should fancy it is no joking matter to laugh at Whigs. Tub Eastern Crisis.— Of the orisis in the East there is very little that is new ...

... any which has held power in Eugland since the •ealition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph says : the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that Mr Gladstone ...

... The first and greatest difficulty of Mr. Gladstone is the pure old Whig party, whom he will have to shelve in some way which will not create a division in the Liberal ranks. The old Whig coach must not, in any case, stop the way in Downing-street. The voice ...

... expendi ture, Walpole, Whigs at this time governed the pen tie Court, when they weld have they the ewer orders by severe and by vile distinctions, aad then Kept them at tanght them this tree: Cobbett says The object of the Whig is te destroy everything ...