... any visible changeo li oCrse iri has a picture of John Bull cliaiting from one P horse to another that lie hls left is the Whig Ministry, G which is one-eyed, and his new mount is the Tory Ministry, wlhicch is blind. A X Dublin telegram states that an ...

... retnedy, it was oisly nw that the Go, Inecessity occurred to him. Earl Derby's explanationis, sho .however, did niot Satisfy his Whig rival , who persisted mu Iin interpreting thel, Home Secretary's promise that tak there shiould be I'no demonstrations of either ...

... sections whose differences are essential, and ot whose respective objects are adverse, and who are yet m rob professed friends. Whig and Couservative are alike P' bhe the supporters of existing institutions. Where they are lot at variance it is on small matters ...

... bountry on condition of getting out of prison, there are new only 'about fifty Fenian' prisoners in custody in Belfast.-Northeriv Whig. !DE.k'HS 1s Nnw' YoBx.-A himerick gentleman, -who haD recently returned frotm America, informs us that durink his sojourn ...

... said that with a very slight exception the Whigs had ruled us for twice seven years and a bttle more. But to rule and to govern iin polities meant two very different things. He had yet to learn that the Whigs had ever governed us. They never had, and, ...

... leader a Loan PA1)I1')5STO-X, WaVIs it likely that they 'ould accept the hint furniished by the leading rgan of the painted Whig party, and servo under 1I'IIPeiii-if one co ld be found-who resembled 3orm PmA ttsEl'rON in chlracter and ailm. By ight of ...

... suerss of the Tories has, however, done ons piece of service. It baa created a seal reform pasty, and plit the recalcilrant Whigs in the position of choosing whether they will enrol themselves in the ranksl of progress or the ranks of obstructiosm. Major ...

... political; but not in the party sense. They will aim to control one (lepartmen of legislation; but nobtoassitindeterminingwhether Whigs or Tories are to enjoy the sweets of office That we may rely upon their observing this dietina. tion is to be inferred from ...

... place of 'a fundamental common principle. It is in vain that Radicals and something more,Palmer- stoniais, Peelites, and old Whigs are triumph- antly counted as forming a grand liberal majority. The latent discordance inevitably breaks out, when the crisis ...

... them the necessity of this caution was hi bsecuse he was quite convinced that the late Reforn Bill l shook many of the old Whigs in the boroug pl,-(acughter and applouse)-inasinuch as if they had brought it down ei to 71. it would have nearly doubled the ...

... prepared with measures based on those principles, -which would be more beneficial to the country than any legislation the Whigs or Liberals had to propose. These wholly unprepared ministers, then, have got into power, not because they have measures to ...

... alatated to benefit Ireland hls been passed. The old and dotostablo policy of coeri ma is adhered to by Tories as well as Whigs, and at tho termination of the seasion a Bill Was assented to for pro! rging t'e s 8uspesion of the EHbeas Corpus Act in Irelsd ...