... importance. is fit they should be considered of course, and if passible removed, in committee. But member whether of Tory or Whig not prepared to take his stand on the No Surrender ground of the separata representation of all the existing small boroughs—or ...

... recalcitrant, and the Government undertook to pass the Redistribution Bill as well as that on Franchise. Finally, a judicious Whig friend interprets the wish of the House ; and Monday night the Chancellor of the Exchequer announces that he willing fuse the ...

... seats at least, while the Whig gain will most probably be increased to six by the returns from Dublin city and the county Cork under its action. Portarlington, always heretofore returning a Conservative, but now designated as a Whig borough, because it happens ...

... speakers was the Redistribution of Seats Bill. The speech of Sir John Pakington dwelt at some length on what he considered the Whig proclivities of the measure; and the whole tone of the meeting wu one of opposition to the Bill. Another Conservative dinner ...

... domestic ot- • homs, dairy. entry Other for a anahratemmed egablishinent. and an &handset ripply on pore mpring water. A detached Whig* how., 1 loom box, lofts once, yards, ac. Beauttful greens, out with much tame, planted wi . h ornamental shrub, and plants ...

... THE REFORM QUESTION. That for which the Tories and spurious Whigs so loudly clamoured has at last been, obtained. They have now the Bills of England, and Scotland, and of Ireland before them, and are perfectly aware of the great points which constitute ...

... REDISTRIIi UTION SCH EME. TO THE BD1T0& Sib,— ln the wonderful Government Kedi.tributio-i Hill I find no mention made of the Whig borough of Shaftesbury. Why has honest Mr. Gladstone who so detests, if wo aro to believe him, pocket boroughs ..milled to ...

... inst. A marriage is arranged between the Hon. and Rev. Hugh Mostyn and Miss Ellen Duberly, a niece of Earl Grey. The Northent Whig says that the Queen has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena ...

... A marriage is arranged between the Hon. and Bey. Hugh Mostyn and Miss Ellen Dube/.ly, a niece of Earl Grey. _ Tile Northern Whig says that the Queen has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena ...

... a newspaper that, instead of wilfully misrepresenting them, will deal fairly with their political opinions in opposition to Whig-Radicaiism- If this should come under the observation of your correspondent, A Windsor Resident, and he will put himself ...

... the common good (cheers). There was such » thing falling to the ground between two eloola. and if the Conservatives and the Whig* got quarrelling such men Mr. Bright might get great deal more than they deoeryed toget (hear). Mr. Keck, M.P., also replied ...

... 1 ; orland, 1. Theta Inspectors re- THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT. The second edition of the Northern Whig of this day says :— We have just received information of a reported outbreak of the cattle plague on another farm in the ...