... twice of bribery, or whenever it could be shown that the represents. tion had fallen into the hands of a nenghboutng ?? te, Whig or Tory, or wherever any inlaences were found at work interfering with the freedom of eletion, should either be wholly dyi ...

... Lady Northcote, at Pyne3, whence they proceeded to Ireland. PaOrOSED INVITATIOX Or MR. GLADSTONE , O BSL AsST.-The Norther-n Whig says that 71,, financial reformers of Ulster are about in- viltl Mr. Gladstone to a banquet In Belfast, in consideration of ...

... Hence Mr. Gladstone spoke on Thursday night withalmost exuberant confidence of the defeat of the coalition of mal- content Whigs and Tories, and of the success of his Electoral Franchise Bill. There is no gift more rare than that of being able to read ...

... have carried this Bill through the House of Commons, as their significance would probablyhave deterred the anti-reforming Whigs from falling Into the arms of Mr Disraell. The Bill was lost; and now we have a cry, sustained and loud, not for Mr Gladstone's ...

... etatementof this kind coming romi one Who occupies such a prominent social poeition,- and whose inflence is so great with the Whig party, could not fail to have weight ia the settlement of the question, and it was ultimately resolved that it would be most ...

... demo- raiing triumph such as was never before, we think, yielded to any law-defying multi- tude in this country. Even the Whigs could not have managed this affair worse. Grsaow 0iTT1m MARiKET.-There was an ordinary supply of cattle at market yesterday ...

... advanced at greet political meetings during the autumn, it was to be regretted hat some declaration from the leaders of the Whigs, to the effect that they did not go the whole length of the agitation and were not prepared for universal suffrage, had not ...

... mind a , few facts in the history of his own family. Two ?? of Argyll, the ancestors of Lord Lorne, perished on the scaffold. Whig historians have always treated their execution as the acts of a poliW tical martyrdom. I am not disposed to challenge this ...

... of £100 a year should be paid to Mrs. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, and with continuance to the survivor.- Nrwthern Whig. SERVANTS who WsT PLACEs can ADnz- TISE In the HzitAn for SIXPENON. ...

... of Commons. The Noble Lord, however, we may state, appears not to have noticed with due prominence that It was dissatisfied Whigs who had chiefly raised obsta- cles againt the passage of the bill from the very first, and had finally defeated it. Though ...

... county of Sutherland, which ought to have v been joined wifh the county of Catthness. Only by t a Whig job that great county was saved for a i: great Whig nobleman. If they had a Reform Bill at al they should deal out equal justice. (Hear.) Colonel SYKES ...

... have agreed to advance the wages of their workmen one halfpenny per hour. A MODEL FnsrIA.-We learn from the Belfast No'etlbern Whig that, a few days ago, a patriot named James Denvir was apprehended in an outhouse in that town, along with some associates ...