... Queen gave a breakfast amend- e Whig noon, from half-past four to seven o’elo gardens of Buckingham Palace, where tents erected and preparations made for the eceasis genteel His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, accom Whig | their Highnesses Prince Hassan ...

... d from the Whig and with thia ms a ee al en en- slready ind the oh Court, ait the Balmoral Castle, rember | The Queen, with Princess Leuise, Princes: of Ire. ee ee 16 any- itraged EE gentlemen-in-waitieg, attended Divine servic y Queen, officiated. alled ...

... an + of thet wa ares ving & of the lodged in prison.—Northern Whig. the ac- SUMMER ASSIZES, still crecnre ah cask rrick on was at- Monday, 28th Jane, at two o'c jock. rt. oy Sligo, Wednes Jone, at three o'clock, Rescoumcn.—At Roscommon, Monday, Dax. at ...

... > 2 ab amet yr) Whig Seip » wigs | } guns, Kingdom, have arrived. The war Sh ovorieft don. 491: on Paris, 5!. 23+. bave arrived in harboar. Exebang ov Madrid, 4 twnra ann co is, Gates, —The I steamer Imperatrice, with the above mails arrisge passengere ...

... he sus- or Government in the world, o treat The Whigs and their organs of the Pres confident that ‘the Bill” will pass with an he first im the interest of the Charch which the to do it will adopt. The Whig papers generally ar ) is one favourable to levelling ...

... held Association:;—Mra Betty, £1; Mrs George Mrs Dickinson, £1; Miss Graybarn, £1; ton, £5, Bourke, Tae oy asp : (Northern Whig) are request A that the Marqais of Douegall, whose vas remain- the division lis: as havin voted for £4,048 ; reading of the ...

... palpably a job, and the | io. tn not superior to it, Somehow, the Whigs nieting g out the jobbery of the Tories hem as dirty trick comes out really and svoured another somewhere else. light, a Whig is sure to be at the bottom « Hoe ig os the Go- epee There is ...

... to Mr. Bright, “is not ver at New- Earl Russell and Earl Grey ought to be to support their own views, with wha the from the Whigs they may be t p, resid- Bat the Conservatives, we are sure, age, Who bis own injare a good causa and make unte excellent position ...

... Roman Catholicism. Opposi- Earl Grey, it is well known, will be supi mpleted Earl Russell, and followed by nearly the e of the Whig Lords. The Dake of Argyll alone can e Home upon among them to offer any opposition, in front sibly Dacie may also dono, Many ...

... of Camt to submit to the senate 1 ted by refased is en- against the Irish Charch Bill, There has’ e ren- ean, out of miad a Whig element in that Unive ~- ty, and affecting the status of the Irish Choreh, bai w with existence, would anitein hostility all ...

... this did not mat ~An ad- crease bis income. Sir Robert Clifton s ne forth- 16Al. adanted eras contested Nottingham sgainst the Whig ...

... and religious animosity bh: rekindled. This is a remarkable ai from an independeat Liberal statesma: ES. pur sang of the Whigs, and affords a | illustration of the feelings with which th m of f= of the present leaders of the Liberal pai they re- ow in ...