... sorely had not been insincere, for betrsred greet emetlea when be wee obliged to withdraw hie last MIL— nobis earl and the Whig party ware therefore not open the eharge. In 1861, earnest and Reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly repudiated ...

... the influence of Mr. Bright. Our contemporary adds that the grouping will generally put an end dictation on the part of the Whig magnate*, but this remark can only apply to England. The Times is satisfied with the re-diatribution scheme fair and moderate ...

... Ministers do not seem to troubled with any fine feelings or nice sense of honour, or they would not hold on to office they do. The Whigs are remarkable for their tenacity of official existence, and office may have its sweets well its toils, but it is only certain ...

... Plagoe baa iu reality made ita appearance in thia country. The intelligence firat communicated in aecoud edition of the Northern Whig of yeaterday, the anlborily a telegram (rum a Magistrate in the County Down. The locality where the Riuderpeat has appeared ...