... anticipation of dissolution, Bernal Osborne has issued his address to the electors Waterford county. The Linen Trade.—The “Northern Whig” of Saturday baa the following the linen trade that district The trade in linens is very quiet, aud without much quotable change ...

... Favour of the Bill. For the Amendment. MrG Eari Grosvenor, Whig. Mr P. W. Ae Whig Mr Banks Stanhope, + Stuart Mill Sir Balwer Lytton, Consary Mr Henbury. Sir Rove. Montaga, ..” ” Grey. Laing, Whig. ey. orster. Mr Sir F. Crossley. Mra ” Sir Hugh Cairns, ” ...

... why should the Conservative party not say so? They will gain no permanent bold power by fighting behind a line of renegade Whig skirmishers. there is honour to the party and good to the country, in defeating the Bill, the honour will be properly claimed ...

... not yet declared, nor likely to be declared until the vote, are understood to include representatives of some of the great Whig houses, such as the Fitzgeralds, Dovers, Camdens, and Suflblks. Four or five of the Scotch Liberals are also raid to resolved ...

... the Oaths Bill, Lord Derby meant say, cannot allow the measure to pass, otherwise in the greater struggle approaching, the Whig votes we hope to g tin will withheld from us. will not give such handle of accusation to the member for Birmingham, but content ...

... forming alliance with gentlemen below the gangway. For his part, he did not deserve the accusation of being untrue to the Whigs. the contrary, he was carrying out their policy, for his only objection to the Government measure was that it did not deal ...

... declarations will, if we mistake not, the collapse of the “‘ organised hypocrisy”—*“ the dirty conspiracy”—between a few renegade Whigs and the unregenerate Tories. The country is not prepared to substitute either Earl Grosvenor or Mr Grirriras for Mr We know ...

... the dictate* of the the If in pieties, the . next end would justly repadiate anything coachmen. he made • bramble moderato Whig+ to be ea ante eel to that tor b which the hos. member he buried. and Awe thew • be He than to bre to the elide pay. He ...

... he hod oat the ardor to net • pew way whieb the *Mk *we holy the ambles. The Tows lied gat hem • =.hew afraid that aids wee Whig ht late awl away. New thin pones who the wan • little afraid the being heeded sad sold the Wm. Nod sdt wake their died wet ...

... question, brought in a fragmentary measure, a measure which settled nothing, one of those bit-by-bit schemes to which the Whigs, including their leader, had always been opposed. This was done in deference to a section of the Liberals, who, till within ...

... The Ministry seem to have thought that if they made it all right with the Member for Birmingham they could easily compel the Whigs, or moderate Liberals, to vote for the bill whether they liked it or not. The result not bearing out this expectation. It is ...

... thin moderate and Conmrvative degree, the privilege of the franchise to the great body of the neople. A bill. which the great Whig fanlike. had Menem/inked, and which the houses Redford. Cavendish, Howard, and &memo, could ant be danger. and lm warned the ...