... May 28. hope of Whig support in ftrour of » fixed ment. On Saturday the Whigs met, and from under him the basis of this hope. gosling legislator, the Marquis of Granby a speech, on the third reading, by sayin® the Protectionists ought to be ' Ood for ...

... UR MACAULAY THB ELECTORS edinburoh. The conetrp ctioD of the Whig Cabinet brings a rectoning-tisie between Macaulay and the Constituency to whose remonstrances, in regard to the endowment of Maydetertni'*' himself. Booth, scornfully and ilacdly opposed ...

... great party, we are assured, may feel eventually confident of Tamw orth Itself. The Whigs retain 172 English and welch boroughs, besides Oldham, w hose representatives are pledged to vote against them, so long they have, in the teeth of adverse Parliament ...

... toorces— Herald. _ Stdsey.—lhterkstiss to Emiorasts.— Tuesdey Northern Whig contains the following extract letter, received Belfast, from gentlsmen in Sydney# dated the 4th of August 1841, which will be read with interest:—** I would recommend you advise ...

... meeting of Whig Peers was held at Lansdown House, to consider the course which the party ought to pursue on the Corn-bill. The Protectionists hare had high hopes Whig assistance. In their despair, they were to make an effort in favour the Whig crotchet ...

... most dissatisfied with Sir Robert Peel, would infinitely prefer him to a Whig or Whig- Radical Minister. The multitude, the part of the population lately in the hands of the Whigs and Radicals, are now thoroughly disgusted with both, and have no motive ...

... commercial reform as the Whigs. In regard to Post-office reform and Commercial reform, the whigs came to a decision only after it was freely rumoured, Peel is in favour of penny postage, Peel is in favour of a fixed duty.’’ When the Whigs proposed a fixed duty ...

... claims of the Conservative and Whig party admitted . • Objections lodged Liberals against Conservatives and Whigs on the list, . Of which wore repelled . . Expunged from the roll . . 48 Loss to the Conservatives and Whigs . New claims of the Liberals admitted ...

... Economy. The Budget of the last Tory year, 1831, gave forty-seven millions for the whole outlay; the Whig Budget of 1841—the last, we fervently hope, that a Whig will ever venture to offer to the country —makes the outlay forty-nine millions. Thus, then, stands ...

... blago of Whig Lords and genllemen, though not arranged exactlv a* might have been expected. It is moreover, a noticeable’ fact, that neither the late Whig Prime Minister, nor the late Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, has any place all in the new Whig Government ...

... trap and the Whig leader found himself most unexpectedly pledged to carry total repeal From that extreme Free-trade course the pure” or old” Whigs drew back. This solution of the puzzle wore improbability on the face of it. The old Whigs” are more decayed ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The t*wn generally was qniet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. NORTHERN WARPER, JULY 16, 1869. ...