... assistance he had received from his subordinate officers, on whose ability and attention he bestowed high praise. The Northern Whig states that at meeting of the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast, a few days ago, a fierce dispute raged between the two ...

... sheetings line, even if that seat locates him between a Dean and Duchess. This glorious republicanism brings together ardent Whig and redhot Tory, who at the command of Apollo bury their hatchets while the sweet voices of Bootham'a choir subdue the fiercer ...

... P. for Londonderry, becoming Solicitor-General for Ireland, his re-election will, it is stated, be contested. The Northern Whig states tbat Alderman Bose, of London, is expected to come forward in the Conservative interest. The Gaulois states that Admiral ...

... fairness ? three weeks we hare had more than a dozen names, representing every shade of Liberalism, from Radicals to High Whigs, each name put forward by a distinct section, the members of wbich, in their new-born zeal, are ready go through fire and water ...

... were Liberals who were not Whf» , I ' which might fairly be divided into I Whigs and Radicals. They were the Judical section: Applause.) would not surprise him or Mr Odger Use Whig section did not like candidate the section exclaimed that wsnted to divide ...

... and they might rely upon it he would it. (Cheers.) He could stand cross fire—the fire of the Tory and the fire of the old Whig, and he was a match for the pair of them. [Mr Handel Cossham entered the room at this point, and on his nhaking bands with ...

... than in Bristol. The members for the city in the previous Parliament were Mr Richard Hart Davis (Tory) and James Evan Baiilie (Whig). Mr Davis had represented the city since 1812, and personally very popular. He was a local man. He was merchant engaged ...

... ence has been carried on for some time in the Durham newspapers the question whether Mr Csrlyle is pantheist. The Northern Whig published yesterday morning a characteristic letter from Mr Carlyle himself, which says, No, never wa3 a pantheist, nor ...

... eulogised Mr Gladstone —who, he believed, was the finest statesman England had ever produced—but thought was surrounded by that old Whig element that was not worth much to anybody. _ With regard to Ireland had been an advocate of doing justice to that country ...

... FROM MR G. ODGER'S COMMITTEE AND SUPPORTERS IN SOUTHWARK. Friends,— The opportunity which was denied at tho late Election (by Whig treachery) of returning the first bona fide Representative of Labour to Parliament is yours. Wa implore you to embrace it. ...

... gladdened the heart of enthusiastic Milesian; Mr Hodgscn coming ont in the old-fashioned orange hue, reminding of the days when Whigs were in vogue, and before the rather fanciful designation of Liberal had come in ; and Mr Robinson Mashing in all the modesty ...

... weeks in this city by men who had called them together. He asked them, in all sincerity and humility, not to come there as Whigs and Tories, or as politicians of any form, but he asked them to come as deep-thinking Englishmen—as men determined to exercise ...