... sooner has shower of mud been successful against one dignitary than the pelting of another begins. Kadical members in the House, Whig organs in London, and an ostensibly Conservative journal in Ireland are somewhat curious coadjutors. Yet, when Lord Naas announced ...

... Government, however, will carry the bill through without any trouble. When the Whigs were in office the Tories helped them to pees it; and now, when the Tories are in, the Whigs will return them the compliment. The parties oblige each other very readily ...

... both immediate and reversionary, have been made upon this principle. Mr. Blackburne, like Mr. Brewster, has acted with the Whig party during the greater part of his political career. He was Attorney-General under Earl Grey in 1831, during the fiercest ...

... to ras BDiroa or ns daily axraxss. Sib, —I read your leader of the Ist inst. with greet satisfaction. Under Whig rfgime, Conservative need apply was strictly obeerred, from the highest position to tbs lowest—from the Judge on the Bench to the postmaster ...

... he has performed political services for the Whigs, all means let the Whigs reward him. We have objection that he should aspire to the office of Chancellor, provided only that wait* patiently until the Whig* return power. But we warn tne Government against ...

... murmur from Mr. Whiteside, tendering high office and seats in his Cabinet, to men who had all their lives been fighting in the Whig ranks. His own old colleagues in former Conservative Cabinets saw the necessity of his position so clearly that, with the alacrity ...

... in Dublin, supplying customer* with milk ; but be won’t serve any one who will not buy at least four quarts daily. —Northern Whig. The Duke of Cucclettch ha* accepted the presidoncy of the British Association for next year. A statue to Mr. Gladstone is ...

... reports are very conflicting, but, as far as cann yet' be judged, it wvill be an average crop, or at leash nearly an average ?? W/hig. TVlUNBERAL REQUISITES 0F EVERY lDXRIIWTION. WALLEK (CaAmPoN 'a Saoceesor}, 49 and 50 DENZILL'-STRERT, Merron-squsare. ...

... Government, Whig or lory, 4 Aug., 1866 Would deem the moat “extreme” demand of yea* quite “moderate’* and “rational demand to-day. With the fall one hundred and Are of such tenant advocates we now poaaem, the Government, be it Tory or Whig, could afford ...

... while this rate is maintained, will be almost entirely confined to persons engaged in heavy commercial transactions. The Whigs suspended the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland, and the Tories so highly approved of the proceeding that they are now brit' ging ...

... own interests, however narrow or personal, could have been drawn into the mistake which prompted the Tories and reactionary Whigs, to combine their strength for the defeat of the Gladstone Reform Bill. Knowing how common it is for history to repeat itself ...

... to Prussia seems to be the only left open to Frankfort to escape from this BMsmous mulct. THE HABHhi OOBPUS ACT. When the Whig Government brought their bill fra- the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland into Parliament, they made pretence that the object they ...