... of each candidate, and concluded with, 'Now chaps, we are as far fon it as the House of Commons—in it there are Radicals, Whigs, and Tories : and here we have Teetotallers, Permissive Bill folks, and Bacchanalians. This called forth applause from a number ...

... French Revolution of 1830. This movement incited again a Reform agitation, which the Whigs brought to an issue in 1833. Twenty years after that famous measure, the Whigs are again tinkering the old seething pot, and we shall, bye-and-by, see the upshot ...

... the present bill to pass, so that the question of reform should no longer ob-truct his battles with his old antagonists the Whigs. lOthers among the Tory opposition would also willingly give it their support. But be feared the pulley of lukewarm Liberals ...

... Parliament. These Conservative Whigs seem to forget who were the part'es that rose by thousands throughout the country and gained them admission into tho House of Commons. It was by the aid of the working-classes that the Whigs regained the first position ...

... the wetly conflict cease, My pledge at last will be redeemed, and I shall be at peace. And when Reform is set at rest, the Whigs will haply say : Oh ! the tie, the tie is broken between us and Dear Lord Grey. ...

... for the assumption of office. The objections to the abolition of the duty are therefore represented as being shared ,alike by Whig and Tory, and to a certain limited extent unfortunately they are; and the country is called upon to be thankful for a House ...

... a majority of 89 on Monday evening, threw out the Paper Duty Repeal Bill. The amendment was made by Lord Monteagle, an old Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, and taken advantage of by the Earl of Derby and the Conservative party to inflict a blow upon ...

... better for the Commons. If it was really a move to get rid of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whose Budget has frightened Whigs and excited the hate of Conservatives, it was not only unwise, but it was cowardly, and will prove suicidal to Lord Palmerstou's ...

... Our Legislators have done their best in disgusting the country on the question of Reform. After fair promises from Radicals, Whigs, and Tories, the very moderate bill of Lord John Russell has again been barked. It is really sickening to hear the stuff that ...

... advance of 2s additional wages, coupled with a demand that work shall cease on Saturdays at two o'clock.— Belfast Northern Whig. THE COVENTRY RIBBON WEAVERS.-Agents are now being sent b' the weavers to various parts of the country to explain the difficulties ...

... landlords in Meath, have already remitted half the rents of the potato grounds, in consequence of the failure of the crop.—Belfast Whig. BUTTER TRADE IN TIPPERARY.-01 the importance of the traffic which is annually carried on in this commodity, some idea may ...

... the Liberal programme and the disfranchised paused from effort to see what Mr Disraeli would offer. Upon the question the Whigs defeated the Conservatives, and as the masses had not yet lost all faith in plighted word, and political consistency, they ...