... on to say:- The Irish Church has nothing tp fear from the Liberation Society, and every thing from the Whigs. And yet, in view of this fact, Whig dignitaries of the Church are selected, and even imported, to point out alleged anoma- ikes-to bring apparent ...

... are not fifty Under-Secretaryships instead of five. They are beginning to ask themselves whether Lord Russell and the pure Whigs are, in this Palmer- Istonian Parliament, to have everything their own way. But Radicalism should know by this time what it ...

... Office. The general opinion, however, is that Mr. Bouverie, the member for Kilmarnock, second son of Earl Radnor, and an old Whig placeman, will get the Duchyl and wilI also be admitted to the Cabinet, The right hon. gentle- man is already a memberl of ...

... befere putting lance in rest, could not help expressing his respect and admiration for the great Foreign Minister of the Whigs. I have known the noble lord (said Sir James Graham) for masy years. It was my good fortune to act with him as a colleague ...

... candidates are likely to offer ?? Powerscourt in the ConEerva- Itive interest; and the Earl of Listowel and Lord 3 Fermoy in the Whig ?? -fail, IACCIDEoN ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.-The down mail train from the Broadstone, on Monday night, met with an accident ...

... members of the Cabinet in the House af Lords. Believe me, no ehuffing of the old official cards, no re-arrangement of mere Whigs, Whigglings, or Peelites, can or qught to satisfy the country at this juancture. If Mr. Bright's just claims be again ignored ...

... who followed hima because they held that to desert him would be to make way for Conservatives of a more vigorous type. The Whigs were with him because they thought he afforded them the best chance of retaining patronage and pay. The Radi- cals distrusted ...

... wisdom of their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about them. It is true that Whigs grow robust irj tho bracing air of Opposition, and this fact may console for their exit but, if they are wise, they wvill learn ...

... from the organisation of the army to the re-organisation of London-reforms which the Liberals could achieve, but which their Whig leaders postpone, and which would be ?? to a Cabinet supported by both sides. Snch a party is certain to spring up if the Reform ...

... of the best thanks of the clergy ad laity of this diocese for your bold ex- poscre of the combined attempt made by certain Whig ecclesiastics, at the so-called Diocesan Con- ference, recently held in this town, on what they were pleased t) term ' ...

... thing for the member for Stroud. Admitting, howerer, that all these changes work satisfactorily, it must be conceded that the Whig statesmen who constitute her Moajesty's Government have not exhi- bited much self-denial or patriotism on the present occasion ...

... shareholders would arrange their differences. g ut great principles were involved-principles Which 'Went to the very foundations of Whig policy in Ireland-principles which showed Romanism to be just as hostile to human free- dom to-day as when Philip and the Duke ...