... News. a >> RIOTING IN PORTADOWN —_F TRING oN THE Mt Betrast, Frmpay.—The Northern Whig says, there serious riot at Portadown yesterday, and the forced to fire on the crowd. A boy named Thoms was killed by a ball through the lungs; and 2m Tiffney, was ...

... used, that in their dejalogna as well as in other people's, there was a ninth commandment. Sir T. Lloxd. waa one of the four Whig landlords of Cardiganshire ;. but he had told his own tenants who wished to support the Tory candidates that they were perfectly ...

... such a step they would be endangering the best interests of the country. But they had at last passed through the crisis and Whigs and Tories and Radicals had all united in extending that boon to the people, which ought never to have been refused. (Hear ...

... wor > est interests of this great | j last, and how all peo ple had got that at | Radicals, had all parties in the state, Whigs, Tories, and united to concede that boon. About that period, anybody recollect that it was a very who remembered 30 years ago ...

... nearly all the peers who expressed any opinion upon the subject, and the judgment of the press even more favourable to the ex-Whig leader. We were almost alone in condemning the principle, and in asserting that no modification the Bill might twelve in committee ...

... turned out he could utter when in his place in the House ; and the observation applies more or less to members of both Whig and Tory Governments. It required a public confronting of forces to find out who was and who was not really with the movers ...

... death of Lord Taunton at his town residence on Tuesday afternoon. The noble lord, as Mr. Labouchere, held office in several Whig Administrations. On Wednesday morning, the marriage of Charles, eleventh Marquis of Huntly (premier marquis in the peerage ...

... question, two are unreservedly given up by the Opposition, and the line fixed upon with regard to others is perhaps nearer the Whig than the Tory scheme. Thus the Conservative suggestion that the glebe houses should be given over to the clergy free of all ...

... invention, the Royal Naval Reserve, is to be petted and maintained regardless of expense. It is very clear that the aim of Whig Admiralties is to conciliate the mercantile interest at the expense of the navy, and all this time the navy is expected to ...

... Lords received a proposition, which must have been revolting to them. What the Constitutional party,—what the Independent Whigs in the House of Lords, — thought of the conduct of Lord Cairns, we know not. This we know, that for the well-being of the ...