... that paper. Whig Intrigues Edinburgh.” —The following manifesto appears in the t'&mwiit. It is signed by James Boyd and John C. Burn :—.“Though disagreeing with you in politics, we claim the publicity of your columns for the exposure of a Whig intrigue on ...

... •upport' of Lord Elcho, dt features of the new volunteer the House of Lords, on Tu ...

... their* R, o v ep f ndeDt Whi g>” was cause he believed if Lordships amendment, bebill; and Eari usse w . WoUld put the animated Whig, declared be described a superbribery, forgery, and fraud ballot would increase on their amendment , en t rea t eb l the House ...

... Phoenix Park, was committed for trial, bail being accepted. Value of Tenant-Right in Ulster.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes :—The tenant-right of a farm containing 29 acres, Irish measure, held under the Drapers’ Company, at a yearly rent of ...

... and th* er basis. The rein and now the bolder aimed, and, far a* ly conceded. But the piality only so far 5 taidishineut. Whig* rather than “level were liadicals who aie, bucdeprecatingly had helped to Irish Estaolishiuentog sleep for the coneady coming ...

... reputation of being one of the richest widows in England, and who is also the daughter of a distinguished statesman—a member of the Whig aristocracy. It also stated in fashionable circles that Lord Courtenay’s affairs have been, or are, in progress of beinf settled ...

... consciences, and, really, as some verified in the election week, for, at its close, one could say the Torj . turn to yvj.lg. The Whig to Tory turn, man. , , But now, that’s not fair. One of the candidates did not appear till about the eleventh hour, and it ...

... We leam from Forfarshire that the election of Mr Barclay is giving great satisfaction in the county, and will give the old Whig party there blow which it will not easily recover from the effect of.—A . B. A griculturist. Scottish Law Amendment Society ...

... conceded. But the lories were willing to grant religious equality only so far was consistent with keeping up Establishment. Whig* would ‘'level by concurrent endowment rather than “level down disestablishment; and theie were Radicals who admitted that ...

... than those who lease their holding but that they are superior cultivators of the soil, and set an example to the tenant class- whig others aver that the passion for the possession of land consumes the owner’s capital an,] re , • nothing wherewith to cultivate ...

... cheapened, and both landlord and tenant would profit. bitterly declared that the farmers could not get attention from either Whigs or Tories, except when it was desired to lay fresh burdens upon them ; but now, he said the time had come when they must make ...

... Bradlaugh’s journal) announces that the Postmaster-General has given notice that that journal, which was prosecuted by both Whig and Tory Attorneys-General a newspaper, and which has for nine years been continuously registered for foreign transmission ...