... To resign personal government ia to abdicate into bands of a clique who may deaert him any time. Ooorga I. the bands of the Whig Oligarchy ia feobla imago 0 Napoleoo Jed by repreaontatira Cbambor, and with Tbiert and for bia Minialara. The Rifle-ground ...

... Issued. Lord GALWAY said that the silence of the government seemed to him very like old Whig job; they would not make the motion themselves, but they got old Whig to do it (cheers and laughter). The right hon. member for Morpeth had said that if the freemen ...

... ha. tbat thevdid not cine L.ndoll in the interest of party 2(10 Iversons treing present the meetm, favour of the There were Whig, and U.m-bill (hear, hear). I km.« lm*« Jd «• rlutivttl „,, High Tories the deputation. They ported the facts, especially the ...

... that a sense of justice and friendly feeling could dictate to allay tbe natural irritation which the culpable negligence of a Whig Government had excited, and to make reparation for any wrong which may have ensued. She is not prepared, however, to submit ...

... messenger from ‘oner bad ee a | Boyal adj vurned Monday, The body wil as left bumed in the meautime, and a fall jurye Northern Whig. ale at Clare- Uoovua ~GRATERT re. and The char wte cred it a fs vourt d Mrs Preparation has Civil Se-vice Man- ooney, cess ...

... their egreement In this h-s a most unhappy influence the state of this nation hy bringina intimacies bstween Papists and the Whigs, who before had eorrcspoodedco with them ’ The Primate feared lor the Protestant asssndsasy, knowing that it was kwsd disunions ...

... body, acd calling the court for next Monday, when, we pre-ume, the proper complement of jurori will be f )rthcoming. —Northern Whig. KINGSTOWN, BRAY- AND WICKLOW (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Kingstown, Tuesday Night. POLICE COCUT. (Before T. U. Baric ...

... in to change the venue from B-lfast the county of Armagh. The action is brought for alleged libel published in the Northern Whig, of which the defendant is the proprietor. The article made reference to Bites the first and Hates the second,’’ and the inuendoes ...

... will that the bill should be passed. If a majority was obtainable in no other way, the constitutional privilege of creating Whig peers would be exercised, and the measure would be forced through the house. Where would they be then, and how would they appear ...

... House of Lors . A Government at any time might re- cor -mend its supporters, if properly qualitied, to the iavour of the Crown. Whig Governments haN6 been tio'e chary of such recommends- tio1s than their opponents. It was known that 31r. DISREALI, when his ...

... succeeded A TRAVELLER FROM NEW ZEALAND, not the intelligent sketchcr of the ruins of !St. Paul’s, referred to that consistent Whig and very inconsistent historian, the late Lord Macaulay, but the Bishop of Lichfield, who asserted that his long residence ...

... that the failure released him fcom his pledge, flung his promise to the winds Neither will they adhere to it after the true Whig fashion of the now effete party, who abandoned the e AppropriationClausebecause they had not the earnest- f nees to stand by ...