... he hoped to hear his young friend's ideas. As to the present — the coalition ministry — he thought it a very bad mixture of whigs and tories. In conclusion, he adverted to the fact that the bishops in Wales are not Welshmen, as he contended they should ...

... hon. friend who has just spoken, and they were all of opinion that the best mode of forming a Govern- ment was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept office nder Lord Aberdeen. (Hear ...

... gentleman who has gained some celebrity during the last few years, by his speeches and writings on the foreign policy ofthe whigs, put himself forward as a candidate in the Tory interest, anddurmg the time between Saturday and the day of nomination endeavoured ...

... Bright's be correct, the question is opened up — if an independent, however small a party, could carry the ballot, spite of both whigs and tories, must it not be true that an independent radical party, could coerce even a strong coalition government into carrying ...

... deal with — Palmerston, who was the raging young Pittit e; Palmerston, the adolescing Canningite; Palmerston, the juvenile Whig; and Palmerston, the attaining- years-of-discretion Coalitionist. There is none of the Ciceronian symmetry in the career; beginning ...

... deemed prudent not to apprise her of the event. The disorder appears to be very active in some parts of Ireland. The Belfast Whig says, that since Wednesday, when fifty-three cases were repor- ted as having occured in Belfast during the preceding week, ...

... has iW „, joyed good health ; for 76 years he did not fail present at the annual town meeting, and tune had always thrown a whig vote. Several ing were made as to his manner of living, from w _ , c , learn he has always been industrious and t*n»r used ...

... liberal Government. The Peelites have been blamed for joining with the Whigs. On the contrary, I give them credit for it. They gave up a portion of their views to meet the Whigs, and the Whigs gave up some of theirs to meet them. . The result was, a Government ...

... Democratic party is split into three factions — the Old Lime, the Rose Water and Patchoulis, and the Bones aitd Sinews. Then the Whigs and the Know- Nothings have their ticketr. All are likely to have a chance to humour their peculiarities at the coming election ...

... his appre- hension. Information having been lodged by one of the complainants, the warrant was accordingly issued*— Northern Whig. TiIREE CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH. — CAUTION To Parents. — On Monday, 'inquests were held before the borough coroner on the bodies ...

... tears started to the eyes of many a brave man who heard him, and Lord John laughed no more. So with Palmerston. The juvenile whig had, at tbe outset, pulled his hat over his eyes, and folded his arms, and thrown himself back in lus seat— his cus- tom almost ...

... shape of comfort, and his coast of living could not have amounted to 5a a week. No wiU has been found. Murder. — The Northern Whig gires the following particulars of an atrocious murder committed at Warrenpoint in the county of Down: — -'The subject of ...