... to E engage counsel to conduct their side of the case in tI connection with the ensuing Commission of Inquiry in Belfast.- Whig. VI The value of land in London is rising to an almost 81 fabulous standard. On Wednesday it was given la Li evidence before ...

... ENGANIt dislikes coalitions. The member for Bucks meant party coalitions, as of the Whigo With Lord NORTH ia the last, and of Whigs and declites in the present, century. There are other coalitions to whieh England does not object,*if they be conducted with ...

... must rank themselves here- after on one side or the other of that line. n There are not wanted indications that some of the Whig party feel that Mr. GLADSTONE has a gone farther than they would be disposed to a follow, and the mortification of the Tory ...

... SIR HUGH CAIRNS 0N THE OIUIjURo EMTA- BLISHMENT. I f A ?? .s, ., _ . I I 1'ron tIeO NorMarn Whig ) The office of the sophists of old, ae of their lineal descendants, the barristeraof modern times, was to make the. woree appear the better cause. There ...

... stating his ourprise that It had not rather been complained of on the seore of Ito limitations and reservations, the old Whigs, having done their bast to ?? ?? speaker the sotional fea- and- Jea. lousie oi the tpper and wealthy classes, promptly snw ...

... compel a settlement of the church rate question, and of other ecclseiastical wrongs, there can be no doubt of the effect. The Whigs will do justice to the most important of their allies rather than suffer defection and defeat. But an anti-cburch rate majority ...

... vividness of its eruptions. ' This is the mnn,'-so we ourselves heard a London preacser thunder from the pulpit-' whom the Whigs have made an nrchbishop. He an arch- bishop ! I should like to knock off his mitre, and kick it round bie diocese.' . I , But ...

... the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is a dignitary belonging to i one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of I church and etate. He has been long looking ...

... pendence. I have no ftalst In the Englilh parliament. I bave no faith In a parllamoeentry policy, because I know thit neiflicr Whig nor Tory will concede these measures which would have the ?? of Improving the ?? of the peo- pli. The Natlonal League cails ...

... Boston mechanic has istvented a two-etory railroad se: car, with smoking aud sleeping rooms up ?? ur York 2oilet. The Aidsnorudl Whig, May 4, says- There new re- tir malrin In our hands twelve thousand two hundredanod G sixty. ?? Yankee priesonere, R DICATss ...

... house upon the subject. No doubt his words will be remembered. They were the words of a brilliant, high-minded, and independent Whig in opposition. Lord Macaulay thus described the importance of Ireland to rngland - TbaetcounutryBir, in Ixtoa0t about one-fourth ...

... 1812; jand I car- tisuly baleve it 18d( ihe fantit of the meh, but that they are just _ _t..tba corporation wished teia to be -Whigs or Tories, Protn4tants or Oatholics-and the municipal force, as it exists, should be destroyed and reconstituted on the ?? ...