... temper, but like many self-opinionated men, exceedingly kind to al who bore with his crotchets. He was one of the good old Whigs, and together with Lord Cherlemont aided very much in the popularising of liberty in regard to sacred and *ocular affairs during ...

... t' S IS IOIIILE SYYr U 1 - - r . .1, L . um , • - :-..-- , g i ..4 IRISH . _ WHIGS Wa • ~ A x , • : • • • .1 •. i CLOVIIIII vinallf irAlosseilted by ' 1 , ' - • • , Us. awl patrogfteil WoullOOD be - to la diwool woe •• • -It lie4si. 1. ' f Youths' ...

... OCR 3IORNINO CONTEMPORARIES ON THE BUDGET. THE 1 4 1c,r1hera Whig says the Budget vras • very tame and commonplace affair eompaied with the financial expositions to which Mr. ithirlstone has accwitomcd u, and aaks 11.. - . w it it that. with • surplus ...

... mosey Mt I. sad Ise assenee At the dose et the Ifouthat-Ssera and tirrehata MI. t to the ramose of e bike eemodstr out the Whig. however. at the dose. The Ihee mob* yes qeie. fo r Usarntipm desk. tibia a resaarkabla ageism lb loree. Tb.llisso eiget—Tire ...

... Dasersport. and ham fi mad it a most wonderful medicine, will be gad to have WNW al ewe to the above address. kart Ilona he the Whig, of Physicians that he received a dispatch her at wank to theater* that Cholera has bees raging fortuity, and that the ONLY ...

... ELECTIuN. [BT TZLIORATIT.] LOILD Tsvisrocz has issued his address to the electors of Bedfordshire. He says he has been trained in Whig traditions, and that he belongs to the party of progress with preservation and not destruction as their motto. ANOTHER PERVERT ...

... inutligntre. _ 111111 MIN MARKETS. _ kaftan eitetiat. am laps II • D Pb a • Was l ll._ 1 01 ._ 11, 11 Petalser. • • Plauspd•rel Whig —• 41 libdiways •• • Oak.-- 11— • 6_ I s 4 1 •••••115 1111 111t.enso 4-3 11 • 11“. •• %A mk s ft 3 e Nemo C. 2 • k,.• --- ...

... sad so no metier of the warning. sp At the spot where this bey We employed, other three were working; sad up to o'clock as Whigs could be gabled of them, audit is concluded that the are drowsed. ...

... warmed to his subject. he became very tierce indeed. when he urged Mr. Disraeli to give up the policy of thole blockhead Whigs. — and enter on his promised ci.urse of conciliation towards Ireland. MAJOR . B ANICeDOTtI. The O'Gorman was full of good stories ...

... reporters, turned out. Th e re is nothing in this—it is a mere iteration of what the special telegram con- According to the Whig, howeer, thC Prince was present. We come to the A - er e. Letter and we find a double version of the episode whiciPraises the ...

... COMPULSORY EDUCATION RATS YOB Tits Parliamentary eorrespuident of the Whig writesi—l may state, as a matter of great moment, that Mir likhael Beach contemplates levying • emupulenry rate of one pearly in the pound for education all over Ireland. The matter ...

... with respect to the hostile action of the Home Rule party towards him. In a letter to the Press Association, published by the Whig and News Letter of this morning, Mr. Butt denies—thus runs the text of the communication : In the most emphatic the statements ...