... the moderate Liberal, or rather Whig, house, more advanced years. But the chan therto natural; he had lived to see carrit eform effect a large portion of those measure: novus he had so advocated 5( ago, and which both Whigs and Tori man, looked on as visionary ...

... to the land and the Church; but the policy of the Whig party had become entirely ex- -| tinct—(b | the gene an out rch ave | | | al Liberal policy. It was true that there were some distinguished Whigs figuring in the government, but they were only the ...

... large drumming party also paraded the Crumlin-road, to the great annoyance of the inhabitants of that neighbourhood.—Northern Whig. ELECTION ...

... of St. David's, and msny other members of the house. It' is of some importance to see how far the line of policy which the Whig party, with the concurrence of a considerable number of Conservatives, have taken in the Lords, in accord with the position ...

... eee Whig, =—_ ELECTION PETITIONS - BOROUGE YOUGHAL, 4 petition was presented to the Coart o mon Pleas on Saturday, against the returi Mostague Joba Guest, as member for Par! for the borough of Youghal, om the groan Mr. Guest stood for the borough as the ...

... not fairly discharge their duties; that the testimonial to the editor of the Northern Whig had reference to political matters, and especially to the advocacy by the Whig of the candidature of Mr. M‘Clure at the last election, and had no reference what- ever ...

... Ireland, enough to control some of the patronage of the where great heat and animosity prevail, many words country, and when Whig governments began to 1 w m i e ll n be of sp , o v ken and d ma e rz acts te wM be done, perhaps,chvbey place Catholic judges ...

... appearance of the House of Commons Monday night, the ministerial and Tory whip had been wonderfully stimulating and effective. The Whigs were the first to rush in and take their places, solid phalanx of vulgar visages and broad-cloth. The Conservatives mustered ...

... which his words we.e greeted showed that there was a large sympathy with his view?. Lord Stratford, however, and doubt many Whig sympathisers, will vote for the second reading of the bill, because they do not wish to bind themselves by a simple refusal ...

... belief is, that through the weak defections of Eng- lish Bishops, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the refusal of the Whig Peers, and Conserva- tive Peers like Lord Salisbury, to go into the lobby with Lord Harrowby, the Bill will get over this critical ...

... R.C.5.1., Reiident Physician District Asylum, of a daughter. On the 17ih June, at 13 Molesworth-strect, the wife of Thomas Whig ley Grimsuaw, of a daughter. the June, at Home Farm, Watlington, Norfolk, the wife Frederick Coote, late Commander of the troopship ...

... LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Alliance and Consumers 101% from Sper ‘Debentures, 4 per oe emon- evhes Cent €9” Gs 2d The Northern Whig of this day Tory ubted “ Brown powerloom linens, for ar Us poses, bave been a little more looked af have not been large by ...