... und justice which, for a time, actuated a portion of the patty lias pass,.,] away, and they have once more returned t. the ?? Whig traditions. However just and right tbe re- port of tl. Commission might be. however exactly they might have weigi.ed the question ...

... the ' actuul support they have received from the Whigs, aud says, Mr. Disraeli offers a grand promissory note upon unstamped paper, which can ?? be negotiated nor col- lected by legal process ; the Whigs offer nraaller sums in i/ooil coin ol tlie realm ...

... tbe chief opposition they hau- experienced has come from Uie Liberal Hide of the Hor.se. It has lons been the boast of the Whigs that purity of election ranked amongbl tbe leading articles of their political creed, but tbe unpleasant revelations made by ...

... and j justice which, for a time, actuated a poitiun of the party has passed away, and they have once more returned to the old Whig traditions. However just and right the re-! port of the Commission might be, however exactly they might have weighed the question ...

... occasion ventured to disturb tho county, a wholesome lesson. The Irish land question is not only a difficulty but a danger to Whig statesmen at the present moment. Their message of peace, as Mr. Gladstone so felicitously called the sacrifice of the Irish ...

... the present Government has no, the full confidence of the country. Public patronage has beer, so long in the hands of the Whigs, and has been kept so exclusively amongst themselves, that an elector who votes iv opposition to their wishes does so with ...

... 100 guineas to assist British workmen in like manner, and desbre to receive subscriptions. The Reform Bills op 1867.— While Whigs, Tories, und Radicals are vehemently discussnig their various theories of Parliamentary Reform, our readers would do well to ...

... IRELAND A BRIGHTER PICTURE. The Northern Whig, in a second article, supporting its views previously expressed, as to lhe general increase of Irish pros- perity within the last few years, gives the following statistics not quoted in the first instance: ...

... of six votes only at the last general election as the second Conservative candidate in opposition to Mr. Bon ham Carter, the Whig member. Death of the Right Hon. Sir W. Athebton.— Sir W. Atherton, late Her Majesty's Attorney-General, expired on Friday at ...

... resolution, calculated to catch a portion of the Whig party, although they had abundant opportu- nity to do bo. They have, with one or two exceptions, simply given their support to amendments proceeding from the Whigs themselves, and which, without neglecting ...

... the Whigs in favour of Mr. R.G.Alston — of Mr. Thomas William Bramston and Mr. George Palmer; in Maldon, tbe Essex cock pit, by tho return, after a sharp struggle, of Mr. Quintin Dick and Mr. John Round, Mr. Thomas Nktili.b Abdt being the Whig, who ...

... established, SS. Total Conservative claims and objections established, 120. Whig claims, 21; failed, 2; established, 19. Whig objections, 124; failed, 54; established, 70. Total Whig claims and objections established, 89. Net Conservative gain, 31. Combustibles ...