... places. Dublin the river overflow*!, and tbe qnays either side in many places were flooded.** On Friday (says the Northevn Whig) the tide rose higher in Belfast than has done for many years, and, in consequence, many parts of the town were flooded, the ...

... do a« much barm a« g mml, Tl.e name entideration* apply to the letter from the gist of which i«, that the purveying for the Whig Banquet and the Constables' Dinner regulated by very iLtfereut ooQKidsratioos from those attributed by a corresponded last ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving . Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienatiug the clergy, who, for all their enthusiasm, are in a most suspicious, not to say querulous mood—given ...

... Conser- vative leaders must determine is whether they are to ad- here to the old traditions or make some advance towards the Whig advocates of State assistance to all, This ques- tion, and another of scarcely lese im; whether the Royal supremacy is to be ...

... the dying out of those religious differences which had worked so much mischief in the country. The Linen Trade. —The Northern Whig of Saturday re|H»rts the state of the Pelfast linen trade as follows .—Liucns—Brown —Power-loum.—Very little change has taken ...

... The disappointment, I believe, to• been howdy felt ; bat the trick is as old 'sullen Ike wicket/iev egg war hatched of the Whig raven, which, from. the moment of its enlargement, bee fattoted our the Meals of the nation, and has presented all. the features ...

... performance. But I educe from it the moral that Mr Gladstone has gone wholly o►er into Radicalism, and either brought the Whigs with him bound to his chariot wheels, or contemptuously put them out of the pale of people to be considered. The speech might ...

... Pitt, Grey, and Canning, while speaks of Hallam, Crabbe, and without that formal appendage. It to our ears the key to the Whig posture of mind, which always real reverence it approaches any of the great eras the guiding aud planting of the gospel the ...

... Bench, aud it will, we have doubt, add more to that dignity the more the ¢ | is called for, be the candidate petitioned aga of Whig, Tory, or Radical. If like facts are pro against Mr Foxstxx's agents (they will not proved against himeelf), he too must quit ...

... Parish of Turco- GAIL punned extend•i&te The abet* Perth on the Reed, and s-half the NM= Railway. IV. a: a l& Perth, oa the Road Whig to by 4. NETHER BEIR, tie Parish of Fut*. Gass. grain* massed by Mr Tad, extending to 1116 Aerie Arable land, 6 Acres of Padua' ...

... (which he kept) that he would be silent for month. He gradually established his fame a debater, and assumed the lead of the Whig Opposition. We shall not attempt to follow his career. Lord Campbell says Brougham wrote the peroration of his speech oa the ...

... Ministry which is new in a special sense. What has taken place lately has not been merely the transference of power from Tory to Whig in the oldfashioned manner; among the men now in power are old Ministers of the Crown, but there a distinctly Radical element ...