... DAILY TELEGRAPH, MORNING ADVERTISER, LICENSED VICTUALLERS' GUARDIAN CA TAOLIC WEEKLY REGISTER, THE UNIVERSE, B BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG, NEWS LETTER, MANCHESTER GUARDIAN , L IVERPOOL MERCURY, ,, EXAMINER AND TimES, ,, DAILY POST, , COURIER l ,, COUE,,OUI ,, CITY ...

... welding his reader* into opinions in agreement with his own. Lord did all his pjwer upset every and every thing against whom his Whig-Radical notions induced him to run full tilt. But did it so pleasantly that he was far too readily forgiven. Mr. Fronde, however ...

... hewn as a carcase for the hounds.” The personnel of the new Cabinet was satisfactory. The territorial aristocracy and the old Whig element was sufficiently represented, and there was also a sufficient number of recruits from the advanced guard of Liberalism ...

... Tawtborn Toll; Fri., Kilmaun Mains—ll.ls Fife.— Mon., Kidd’s Whin; Thors., Orange Muir; 6at., Kilraany—ll Forparphibb.—Mon. t Whig-street; Thors., Hilton of Guthne -11 Lotriaws.—Mon.,Dalmeny; Toes., Haddington; Thaw., The 13loom, Livingston; bat., North ...

... of Mr. Disraeli’s Reform Bill. That bill had, it was felt, completely, in phrase which has now become historic, dished the Whigs,” and the object of those opposed to Conservatism, or rather to Mr. Disraeli, was to discover some question on which the Tories ...

... individual sentiments of Captain Madden, but as indicating the feelings which the administration of ih x. an airs b y the Whig ministry bas excited in tne breasts of a large and influential class of country tfontlemen, of whom Captain Madden may j>e ...

... thrown up his appointment in Mr. Gladstone's administration on account the Irish policy of the Government. old traditional Whig leaving the camp at this moment it sign that others may possibly follow.—Belfast Nev:s Letter. Charity among Sporting Men ...

... tee a. , ~An aUr T. rpm are a. 4 err 1 plated a a Mr Pals* it bens ander p h oloemer • 1.. Wren atter it bees tiro siren owl Whig left smidesibe• tbet Foe • ' is rem mg sables to Mr Chaise d lam be Mei *a the are WM pima la the book d Os •sembeeart se Obreereas ...

... James Aberdare a MM. Mary Ilasawltures.—At 0N.., Aykettary, es alt., Mr. Jeesph risen Mr. A. S. ledges, both ra—At the Perish Whig. en the P. Miry, Me. Brews MM. Seed /Er—At the Ted* 15. the 11111 11“. Dr. breekjk air v r. o . rem- . Cemir•Pme.—At Mares ...

... prevalent among both sections that the present Ministry is not a long-lived one, that the Radicals will sooner or later compel the Whigs to secede. In that event they consider that Lord Derby will be the best man for the situation, as he will be able to make a ...

... the land, it will meet with a most determined opposition from the Conservative party, and also from a large section of the Whigs who are not pledged to their constituents to follow their impulsive leader whithersoever he may choose to lead, as they were ...

... - - awl -.emce e Johnson, having given some officer* to his Government, =Coca prunes sad Mobility, _hat the Republican Whig aholithed. _ and in many perm of England trade disputes have Policr. They here sided their eam ilther lb either been ...