... the extra and deliberat * opinion of the House at large would, I Mieve, be that when iu the chur he knew distinction between Whig and Tory. —Daily Rrvine. ...

... Ross, Mr. Richard Douglas, Mr. Sanderson, Newtouards, Mr. Hugh Todd, 5 Master John Higgins, (collected), » Whig. 0.50 Mr. John Gilmour, 5 0 Mr. Thomas Gaston, 5 Miss Kelly, Mr. William J. Holden, 5 Mr. Alex. Parker, 5 ...

... representatives of certain patrician Whig familiee, is endeavouring to form coalition party. What the object of the coalition is to be not very clearly stated; but there is an impression abroad that moderate Whigs and moderate Tories might perhaps be ...

... whether there shall a new party—another Adullatn Cave or no. all events one writer of a letter the Tin's, who signs himself Whig,” and another Independent,” have called forcible attention to the position of political parties, and the paper itself takes ...

... ought elecMoo. congratulated the Radical section of the Liberal party on having converted the majority of the Cabinet and the Whigs the necessity the Billot; but, for his own part, looked forward with some curiosity hear how the Prime Minister and his colleagues ...

... 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* ...

... 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 ...

... Projterty Commissioners with Lord Campbell. Though a staunch Conservative, he ws* appointed to a vacant Mastership .n Chancery a Whig Government. On the abolition of the Masters* offices retired with pension o! £2,500 a year. IRISH. BELFAST MARK RTS. —'Wepskadat ...

... Ballymena Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Association, was given Town Hall, by Tbomaa Mac Knight, Epq., Editor of the Northern Whig, on the evening of Monday last ; sub* jeot The Battle-Field of Sedan.” The audience was respectable, but not quite so numerous ...

... Stanhope, and others, who are sure to have a large following their own side. On the other hand, the Ccnservatives boast that 13 Whigs will vote with them. It may be so, tut this does not much altar the opinion that the bill will eventually pass. Tb« statement ...

... past; and very many indulge the hope that the accession of eithe. gentlemen will mark brighter era for the Hertford estats. Whig Cor. , Mr. John W.' Still, of San Francisco, has patented a new kind firewood, which call* Coco Pino. It consists ot cocoa ...