... carried on with set the prereeee of •n army larger thou that which defeated Napoleon, and yet the House WAG asked by the great Whig representatives to rally round the Elaine as tee essence of the Constitution. Ile defended the principle of the bill, which ...

... for it. The Duke of Bedford, Lord Russell's relative, could tell tl»em 1 something about it; could Earl Grey, and others tho Whig nobility. Then, after all that had sahl, the question might be asked, “Why anxious to preserve uniou the Church and State ...

... Conservatives to the extent of ten seats, or 20 votes. The Opposuion now numbers about 290, while the Ministerialists, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians, are 360, a nominal majority of 70. Floooino.— Referring to the recent ...

... evidence differed as to the chances of his recovery.-- The jury awarded £1,500, being the full amount claimed. MR. DAVITT ON WHIGS AND TORIES.—MT. Michael Devitt, speaking at a meeting at Athv, county Carlow, on Monday, said he wished to address them on ...

... with great cordiality, the toast lining conpled with the w i n k that bin Conservative instincts might so grow that, Wing a Whig. he might soon be transformed into a thoeongh•going Tory. Roneendale, it wan said,could nut bane a better representative than ...

... not time to establish a new political party in England —au essentially English party, combining all that was best of Tory, Whig, and Liberal, —a party calling itself by the new name of The Party of the Union, as distinguished from The Party of Separation ...

... Irish Nationalists could walk into an English House of Commons and ruin every Minister, and kick out every Goverumeut, whether Whig or Tory, which made itself obnoxious to the Irish people. The Irish Nationalist party were now mmters of the situation. If ...

... to vote with the Whigs, the Liberals, and the Radical. ; and >reauae they had done this they were charged with being the aide every conoeiv.hlo specie, of corruption but when .hey remembered the vsnous winch the strength of the Whig and Liber, party ...

... oonsposiiioo of the house on ilisimon is follows Voted for the hill. Libor di!, 22b Voted the bill Torino, 251/. Absent, tralkii.l Whigs, 2 ; Irish, 1; ill, 5. Tot The following Itet I.iberal diseent.ent —Vo.Led 11., 46; Whige, 47. Walked ow 2. Voted for the b4l ...

... of Tories voted for the Factory Bill to revenge themselves opon manufacturers who were opposing the Corn Laws; and the few Whigs who supported it, moans of iujariog the Government of Sir Robert Peel. A Nihilist Capture in Russia.—Tbe Russian police have ...

... father’s second title the Marquis of Hartiogton, is the eldest son of the Duke of Devonshire, the head of one of oar greatest Whig booses, and is 42 years of age. was boro in 188 S, and was educated Trinity College, Cambridge, where graduated M.A. in 1864 ...

... firmly seated, if it can still resist more than one secret danger to whom is it Indebted, except to these prudent, but re-olute Whig*, who have forced it enter the path of progress and have provid safety valve for popular frrling No matter. Until Mr. Gladstone ...