... time goes the public are beginning to find out what a safe and respectable Whig Cabinet means by its cry of economy. For a little while not a few of the outer world were deluded by the persistency with which the cuckoo-cry of retrenchment was uttered ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. C. L. L. cannot compel anyone to number the C. 6. -1. Under Whig Government, hut carried the votes of the Conservatives. 2. Against. A Subscriber to the Courier.—It is no longer public road, and, consequently, our correspondent was a ...

... DuBLIN, THURSDAY EVENING. The Court of Common Pleas delivered judgment to-day in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner, three Belfast news- papers, No rule on the motion, and no costs on either side, ...

... be found than is afforded by the naval. administration of the Whigs, to which reference is made in the current number of P the Quarterly Keview. During the whole of the long period of Whig- Radical ascendancy, which closed with the acces- sion of Lord ...

... history will wonder why. Many reasons, his family influence chief among them, combined to make him Whig leader; his career has been distinguished failure. The Whig nostrums of Earl Russell are entirely disregarded, now that the war is between pure Radicalism ...

... unnaturally, has his doubts about the genuineness of the naturalisation documents, and there fore shirks the matter,— Northern Whig, ...

... mittee that had the honour of influencing the the first Conservative member for Ashton-under-Lj?\f « a t too long been closed a Whig-Bad^ official pocket borough. (Cheers.) He was pleased say, as regarded South-East Lancashire, that all Conservative promises ...

... doubt. they tad discerned the bias of his mind C^e.saw himself. Dr. ase y and Mr. Liddon, who Impose maybe termed ctively Whig and Liberal penmen, kmdly suggest that half our Church colleges -endowments at Oxford should be given up to the denomuiationß--vaiu ...

... vestments. fld groat enough in the Church, if i once act together, whose advice be disregarded by the most contort of Clawbioabde, Whig, has § Times on the subject of Irish rail- to think that Government *ble, and says that the present pU Q have the matter under ...

... of faith and declaration of policy. The former consisted of an opinion that England was not yet on the verge of decay (the Whigs aie again in office), and the latter wa3 declaration, which appears to have been vociferously received, favour the extirpation ...

... in the second. Yo the Liberal economist this is, of course, a and statesmanlike policy.” Somehow or other everything that a Whig Radical Government does always bears that character with a certain class. To the ordinary world outside it seems something ...

... power, in order that all the information possible relating to the death of the deceased may be given the inquest. Northern Whig. ...