... three candidates are likely to offer Powerscourt in the Conservative interest; and the Earl of Listowel and Lord Fermoy in the Whig interest.— Dublin Evening Mail. ...

... members of the Cabinet in the House of Lords. Believe me, no shuffling of the old official cards, no re-arrangement of mere Whigs, Whiglings, or Peelites can or ought to satisfy the country at this juncture, The result of the last election has demonstrated ...

... fulfil these hopes and satisfy these passions. The happy days are past in which, as in the last four years of Lord Palmerston, a Whig government could afford to have no policy on reform. It cannot subsist on vain hopes and ambiguous professions, and till it ...

... some friendly criticism upon hiscareer, and speculation as to the future position of parties. The writer promises that the Whig Ministers shall have fair support fromthe Conservative members, but it is plain that be considers that the time is come for ...

... their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves the forces which shall be about them. It is true that Whigs grow robust in the bracing air of Opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit, but if they are wise they will ...

... goods by the plausible patriot who recited the fiction of his miseries in Richmond Jail. He was employed as reporter on the Whig, and soon disqualified himself, by his misconduct, for any position in that or any other respectable establishment, His career ...

... looked upon as an exclamation of the nolo episcopari” character ! Sir Charles being one of the most retentive members of the old Whig family party— first in, and last out of, office, come what may—he will stick to the Treasury Bench! The changes most likely ...

... ? Mr. Butt—Yes, through his attorney. Mr. Justice Keogh—It was published in the news- papers. Mr. Dowse—Yes, in them all, Whig and Tory alike. Mr. Batt continued to read from the affidavit of the plaintiff, It was said that the Lord Lieutenant was not ...

... attempt was made to remoye the body, but the flesh came off the bones. An inquest will be held on the body to-day.—Worthern Whig. Mr. Carlyle has been elected rector of Edinburgh University by 657 votes against 310 for Mr. Disraeli. Letters from Rome, ...

... burt about the head and other parts of the body. The vehicle was broken, and the horse much injured.— Sheffield h The Nerthern Whig makes the followiog remarks on the appointment of ‘Mr, Forteseue to the office of Irish Chief Secretary :— “ Possessing good ...

... fragments to make the rope. A fall investi- tion in’ to this melancholy case wi.!, no doubt, take place at the inquest, w—Nerthers Whig. A Montpe ier j ournal announces that a young lady of twenty, Mdlle. Antonio Cel: lerier, the daughter of a naval officer who ...