... (Ballymoney) seconded the motion in able speech. The motion was put, and passed unanimously. Mr. Tnos. MacKNianT (Editor Northern Whig) proposed the next resolution : That special court should established, one in each province, to frame rules aud regulations ...

... Comhill Magazine'' for Feb. Eakl Orbt.—There is one great p»*er who stands prominently forward in the House, who ha* b*-en a Whig Cabinet r, but Igar Alb u Poe’s raven remarked, 4 Neverm’ore —on, nevermore.” This is the great Eiri Grey, who, with all his ...

... EARL RUSSELL Thf Whig retreat from tho aeverities of an English winter ami ...

... obsoenlty. with certainly numberlea* poetical bewutiee. Milton was Whig and, in mind, Athieal (!) lam pereuaded hi. poem wa. composed apologise for the 1 who cerUioly wa. th. flr.t Whig record(*) Succeediog this nolle, there i. one of the Man in the Iron ...

... posthumous child, and soon lost devoted moth. r. His only relation was one his two guardians, Scotch noble, a Presbyterian, and Whig. This young gentleman, Englishman, brought up iu Scotland, and till goes Christ Church hardly comes to England ; when there ...

... or the Ballymena Observe Deaf Sib,—The very strong opposition given most of the Conservatives Parliament—nnd oven by several Whig landlords—to the clause granting compensation for disturbance, as well as for improvements, at the close of athirty-ono years' ...

... wae given to Lord Halifax, a Peer of seventy, better known as Sir Charles Wood, and a representative in politics of l be old Whig*. The Radicals got nothing, their representative, Mr. Forster, being admitted into the Cabinet while still only Vice- President ...

... that night. (Applause.) In the report given which appeared iu the Whig things wore put down a* having been said and done which m-vi-r occurred. Voice—That’s the truth. Is that the Whig rc(»orter at the table ? (Groat confusion, which lasted some time ...

... Church, contained in the letter of a Presbyterian clergyman (as understand) of that neighbourhood, and published in the Northern Whig of Ist iutftant. We have noi seen the letter to which he refers j and, as a matter of etiquette, we must decline to insert ...

... policy; and, looking foreign affiirs, we find still less reaeon congriMiation. It was reserved for th** veteran leader of file Whigs, Earl Russel, sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the ate enrolment of >O,OOO men for the defence the country. In the b ...

... is a Ministerial critic of different -we do not say of a higher—calibre. Although has looked in at Ministerial department in Whig Adminid ration, and stayed there long enough to l-e si> k the official silence that is apt to disguise so little sens*-, and ...

... proposed adopted. We to con.-odtr the question from the country’* jMlni vi.-w, not caring what way it may affect the pride of Whig Tory. considerable iucieaso mp'v'r+iNl nf th*» e«ch ■•d* th« Hon«e. The Abolition of Puroh - **'*. which one ♦h‘* prime ran»e* ...