... cohesiveness, which is to continue, The nominal leader of the party apparently are of their position. acts with hesitation, and the Whig independent Peers ...

... narrowly escaped being a serious collision. When the police began to take down the names the leaders of the patty, the Noi-tkem Whig states, volley of stones flung at them. They drew their swords, charged the mob, and arrested thirteen; but no one was very ...

... organisation for the new Free Chureh, and the bill may pas. The rock ahead is the concurrent wment which will be urged by the Whigs and supported by n ot 2 afew Liberal- ative and Conservative-Liberals, a brisk debate, and an adverse division, adverse to ...

... course of the evening that the bill would be rejected by a majority of 70 or 80, but this is mere extra Tt is possible a few Whigs, such as Ear] Grey, may go with the Tories, though even that is doubtful. On the other hand, the Biehups of Chester and St ...

... acts as a sort of whip to the Oppositicn, and led away into a corner for privats talk, Lords Bessborough and Colville, the Whig and Tory whips respectively, were both actively engaged in con- fiiming friends and sounding neutrala, Lord Salisbury, various ...

... Ballyclare, near Belfast, and owned by Messra, J. & D. Hamilton, of Glasgow, were totally destroyed by fire. fhe Belfast Northern Whig states that at the time of the fire there were 150 tons of manafactured paper in the premises, and 250 tons ‘of grass and hemp ...

... House of Oommons, and propping up Oran; Treland.” The N ge ascendancy in from its readers that in Committee the measure will Whig has ‘mover concealed encounter serious obs . e . disestablishment, and as much d isendowment as to ren- * Complete cated b: ...