... who enjoyed between them the comply with the judgment of the Privy two dignitiee for nearly half a century, were out and 00l Whigs. all about a century mast be deducted Council. asserts that ill continue to have lighted candles on the altar of his Church ...

... 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, ...

... advantage of this the gre of dissatisfaction, and—regardless‘of the fact ¢hat no small part of it had growa up under successive Whig administrations—to turn it against his rivals, This he accordingly did, tha result doing the famous on the question of the ...

... resolution in favour of disestablishing the Irish Church. The success of these tactics was immediate ; for the ilrd April the Whig leaders enjoyed the rare sensation of having a majority of HI against Lord Stanley’s amendment j and on the iiOth of the same ...

... con-lncte-l the business with great vigour ; fought the \\big» for few month*. In the beginning April, residue I ollice. The Whigs resuiiic.l .•Ihce, but the heart Kuglaml was turning t ...

... referenoe to the Belfast election petition. was based on the same grounds those presented in the motion against the Northern Whig- After long discussion the court deferred judgment the three oases until yesterday. Important Notice Householders.—Undoubtedly ...

... drawn it a little milder as to the bkllot. MLen at least half a soore times wiser than he-nien of every political complexion, Whig, Tory, and Radical, who did nmb three months ago believe in the ballot, and who had the same Brahminical reverence for good ...

... confidently asserted, had dished the Whigs,” has eventuated in the return of a House of Commons which has cut short Mr. Disraeli’s parliamentary career, and has replaced Mr. Gladstone in office as the leader of a Whig ministry. Of course, the fanatics of ...

... attained the highest position under the Crown, Mr. Gladstone practically eaaumed the leadership the Radios! party. The old Whigs retired the one aide, and mty almoat raid that theold Toriea retired the other. From that moment Mr. Gladstone and the Radioala ...

... with one or two exceptions, the administration has got out of the sexagenarian, septuagenarian, and almost octogen- arian, Whig circle ; but . England, so far as the ministry is concerned, is not yet to be saved by her youth, according to Mr. Disraeli's ...

... question was proceeding to hie work, with bosket on arm, when Hutton came to him and struck him. remarking that he would give him Whigs and Tories.*' It wae the day after the election, bat never had seen the defendants before, nor had ever spoken to them. Woodbine ...

... councillor, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, and Master of the Mint. At I this time the people weje thoroughly sick of the l Whigs, whose policy was not in harmony with the I spirit of the country, and who had so mismanaged I the finances that in 1841 there ...