... indication of a considerable change the composition of Parliament than that three rejected candidates of such high standing in Whig Ministries Lord Hartington, Mr. Bruce, and Mr. Milner Oirson, have not been more early accommodated with other means of showing ...

... PROSECUTIONS. Judgment was given on Thursday the Court Common Pleas, on the motion for an attachment against the proprietors of the Whig, Star, and Framin'), of Belfast. The Court was evenly divided, Judges Lawson and Keogh being for refusing. and Chief Justice ...

... of Reform; and ardent Reformers like Mr. Bright said, again and again, Your Liberal Whig Premier very much like a Tory.” Lord Palmerston’s death ended this reign of Whig-Toryism, and when Lord Russell became Premier again in 1865, said to Mr, Gladstone ...

... the charge was to be made against ] or a 8 accomplices. are far from intendto annlv to the whole Prayer of Consecration.” Whig. , , , , , ~ , ing to represent that the general body of the Thl nonsensical assertion was made for the pur- rt Catholic cfergy ...

... as has been announced. The contest is between Colonel WUmot, V.0., the Conservative candidate, and Mr. Evans, who was the Whig-Radical membar in the last Parliament, and defeated by the late Sir Thomas in November last. TiieEabl of Asiiuurn’uam the Foxes ...

... part taken his Whig successor in the Paris Conference ISSC that has induced the Government of the Sultan to forego its present opportunities of righting itself, and to appear as the prosecutor before the new European tribunal. 'But Whig Ministry which ...

... ate using their endeavours to find the party. The case is in the hands of Samuel Rankin, J.P., to be investigated.— Northern Whig. , Alleged Outrage ne-\r Southampton.— adjourned inquiry respecting the death Henry Bar loot, * photographer, of Totton, was ...

... blood. Nana of th* urdly crime have i»een traced; bat sir endeaveura to find the gouty haoda of Samuel Rankin, E*q . —Northern Whig. Southampton. —The )*.inf the death of Henry Barfoot, • a, was held on Monday afleenoon taken into custody, named present during ...

... national concern. The vacancy for Renfrewshire appears to have occurred conveniently for the purpose of allowing one the unseated Whig Ministers to possess a seat when Parliament reassembles. The Conservative party hesitate to contest the return of the Home ...

... army and to disband several regiments than to attempt a policy enforced parsimony upon their maintenance and equipments. The Whigs have generally teemed to resort to the latter plan, but it probably excites more dissatisfaction than the bold adoption of ...

... property, consisting of glebes, churches, &0., would still be left to the Irish Church. This was to please the Church England Whigs, who were opposed to the Church of Ireland being utterly annihilated root and branch. Dr. Cullen and the Irish Catholic hierarchy ...

... took place, and in little more than a twelvemonth, both of them strangely finding themselves opposed with equal eagerness to a Whig Government, they swore an eternal friendship, which remained inviolate to the end of their long lives.” Lord Campbell tells ...