... PROPOSAL. Mr. Jesse Collings in a letter to tho Times condemns Mr. Gladstone's Irish Proposals. According to the Standard, the Whig and Radical dissentients will aot independently. ...

... baronies of Tory or Conservative oreatiou are thus seventy-nine ; those of Whig, Liberal, or Radi- cal oreation, ninety-seven. Either Tory families die out quicker, or -Whigs and Radicals make a brisker use of their power while they have it. Considering ...

... Opposition is variously commented on. The National Zeitung sees it this event the forerunner of a separation between toe old Whigs and their Radical allies, and notes as significant the contemporaneous appearance of Mr. Gladstone's essay in the Tory Quarterly ...

... FOR HOME RULERS. (Air : Tbe Low -Backed Car.) When first I knew Old Ireland, 'Twas Dan O'Connell's day, And he drove the Whigs as if they were pigs His own sagacious way, And though his words were turbulent, And had a sharpish sting. He meant no harm ...

... that something was wanting to restore the enthusiasm of the Radicals, and he understood well enough what was the prica of tha Whigs. An institution must be sacrificed. Tha Church of Ireland was the furthest off. The people of England knew less aboat it than ...

... Guerin and servant, Williams; Miss Hall. Jan. 7 : by the Honffeur, from Southampton —Messrs. Carey and party, Ozanne; Mdmes Whig, Church. Feb. I : by the Fanuie, from Jersey.— Messrs. Bushnor,. Jones and daughter, Parell, Lawkin, Heaab, Watts, Wilcox, ...

... signifies 't t'or^folks to chide For what was done before them ; Let Whig and Tory all agree, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory all agree To drop their Whig-mig-morum ; Let Whig and Tory all agree To ...

... service were more than ever convinced that the country was going to the devil. Certainly it looked as if it were going to the Whigs for a generation or two. When Parliament met in the spring of 1833 Sir Robert Peel could ouly muster 170 Tories in a House ...

... REDUCTION OF THE MILITARY FORCE IN IRELAND. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig says that although no references to the subject have been heard in Parliameut this year, it is none the less a significant fact that the Quartermaster-General, acting ...

... alien to their original character as the troops that struggle after them are alien from the constitutional Whigs that followed Fox 3 bile he was a Whig of the old pattern, and deserted him when he deserted the honour of his country and the cause of freedom ...

... party, - which the chief of . the Whigs five-and-twenty years ago would have been the last to ignore. At that time, and for many years later—in fact, |j till. the return of , Lord Paimerston to power in ,1859— the Whig Cabinet was, more or lesß, a family ...

... THE UNION JACK INCIDENT. The Northern Whig (Belfast) states that there must be some strange fatuity in the Irish Executive authorities when they thought fit on Friday in Derry to insist on the Union Jack being taken down from licensed houses on the plea ...