... Belfast Next Letter had published an article in reply to the Whig of the 18th. Counsel read the article from the Netet Letter on the Belfast petition, and argued that the article in the Whig of. the 21st was called forth by that publication, and that it ...

... in truth. He proceeded to speak of the Whigs as an effete and obsolete faction, and said that it wonld have been too bad to have got rid of his friend, their late member, merely to hand the county over to the Whigs, who were much to blame for the ills of ...

... has held power in England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but must not forgotten that Mr. Gladstone ...

... with any which has he d power England since the coalition Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that, in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but it roust not be forgotten that ...

... confidence in the Ministers, though varied in-language to meet the rules of the House of Commons, had been proposed by the Whigs within a few weeks. Tord North had victory on each division, but his majority was constantly dwind- ling. From twenty-nine ...

... pluck and ability with which the Whig fought for years the almost desperate battle of Liberalism in the north. The leading journal, the Tunes, had repr -du. these words with emphatic approval ; and felt proud that the Whig had s» successfully proved itself ...

... blighted aud wasted life. The “gentleman” seducer was suin- moned to the inquest, but was not required to give evidence.—Northern Whig. ...

... horses, and driver, and the carriage, the injury to which consisted hi. fly in the breaking of one of the lamps.—Sort hern Whig. ...

... let see how Mr. Disraeli regarded the conduct of Sir John Campbell:— Is part of the code of etiquette in this sstornslia of whig manners, he nsks indignantly, that the honour of a man is to be vindicated a compliment to a woman ? Further on he declares ...

... follow Earl vii.le or the Duke of Devonshire, or any other Whig magoitico however able and good, their duty is to answer with unanimous cry of No.” Wo have had enough of the regime of the old Whig houses ; we want a newer and a healthier spirit introduced ...

... continues in large demand; and at Rotterdam market, last Mon , coarse descriptions were reported 2 to3 stivers dearer. —, rthern Whig. ...

... have laughed away every pretence of consistency in himself and his followers, simply to accomplish the tr?ck of dishing the Whigs. But that being granted, it was not for him to display and to aggravate the degradation of public opinion. That our grudge ...