... oration was mainly attack upon the House of Commons for not agreeing to his motion in respect to anew trial. Ha denounced the Whigs as rogues, and said the Tories were all fools. Mr. Gladstone dissolved Parliament because he dared not meet the tempest; he ...

... l lX: if:?: |I MURDM- -AND ROMBRY IN .I AN IRISH- BAK.- The .Yerthenm Whig publises the annexed par- -tioulartsofthisiffa.ir.- ThevictimpweagyoungmnnsnamedWilinmaGlsse about 22 years of. age a native of Templepatrick. I At the time of.fhis death he liled ...

... exclusive feeling of the Whigs, and may do it wichout sacrificing any principle. The working men's policy is to insist upon their own of representation, and,in default of success, to permit Tories to be sent into the House until the Whigs' rds majority is seriously ...

... him. During the which Bristol Liberals were for some years divided, the more advanced amongst them departing from the old Whigs—the West India party—upon the question of the Abolition Slavery, was ever found earnest and laborious what was then known as ...

... look across to Ireland, where Mr. Stannus, the discharged agent of the Hertford estate, has got a verdict against the aor/hern Whig for accusing hint of tyrannical management. Instead, however, of getting the xo,oool. which he claimed, he has only got ...

... frequently of a very distressing nature, and the mcst violent party animosities were engendered The result was that the old Whig faction which hadruled ledinburgh was driven to the wall, and finally collapsed by the return of Mr. Duncan M'Laren and Mr ...

... The Home Rulers were sure to be a power in Par- liament. Mr. Martin, M.P., said if he vere asked to take his choice between Whigs and Tories he should only compare it to a choice, if he were about to be blown from the mouth of a cannob, between a Krupp ...

... ingenuity their ownI lliiid irr-i : obstructions to the progress of legislati . 1 tluree bands, as Mr. DISRAELI ?? . :: are the Whigs, the Radicals, and t11 Rulers. These sections, with ceaseless fitless activity-unable to accomphalish tal practical or positive ...

... again unlessradicallyreforned, and kept clear of such fantastic and sour Liberals as Mr. Lowe, and the domination of the great Whig houses. For such reform of his party, Mr. Gladstone is not yet ripe. The bitterness of political adversity has only just touched ...

... necessarily be supplemented each time that neW for, nrising from new combinations of natural elemeyitsr prese.ted. The Northern Whig affirins that le i' `re nt nll, in the ordinary se se, aL Materialist, nor I i ster,,t to religion. In Belfast, whiere such ...

... following description of the scene of the murder and the other localities mentioned in the enquiry, extracted from the Northern Whig, will probabiy interest our readers- The bank stands, with one of its gables, upon another street, known as the ' Back Street ...

... sat inthat Assembly previous tl the Reform Bill till his elevation to the peerage is 1859, and as a faithful adherent to the Whig party. We are informed that on the Ist inst. the late Lord'slipped dovu stairs, and 'slightly contused his head. His hfealth ...