... partnership with Mr. Gladstone for a provincial tour, participation in the Reform agitation has become impossible to every Whig supporter of the former Government who retains the slightest selt-respect; and it is remarkable that, one by one, as they have ...

... gather about him to swell the Socialist chorus which he repeats wherever he can get a mob to applaud ; there is, again, the true Whig, who has as little sympathy with agrarian and communistic theories as the stoutest Conservative ; and there is, lastly, the ...

... the dean's visit a very numerous party will be assembled at Newtownanner. including several members of Parliament.—Northern Whig. ...

... They state that the salaries they at present receive are insufficient, owing to the increasing cost of living.'*—Northern Whig The population of Japan is estimated the present time to b* 32,000,000] ...

... had never given any pledges to the Whigs. His opinions were unaltered, but at the same time he was pot 80 Tidiculuus ao to assert that any really measure for Ireland should be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives (applause). But ...

... the result of the coming struggle It awaits the verdict of Tipperarv noon the imr™rr hu ' ' do_n ...

... that were moved to the Reform Rill that was brought in them you will find that they were moved by scions of the principal Whig families of the country, and when they moved amendments for the defeat of a measure of which they did not approve, I ask you ...

... demanded the unanimous voice of one of the two great historical parties into which England was divided. But where are the Whigs in 1866 ? Where are the noble and titled personages—the representatives of the great landed houses—the hereditary chiefs of ...

... necessarv for the further prosecution of Mr. Eyre. The committee, it appears, have resolved undertake the task, declined by the Whig well as the Conservative Government. To no purpose are they warned not to make fools of themselves. They have mounted a certain ...

... been advertised among Bentley's new publications Mr Yonge has also contributed frequently to periodical literature.—Northern Whig. Treatment of a Blind Mute.—A case of barbarity has come to light in Singapore. Information was given to a police officer that ...

... ap} peal, to relieve the Lord Chancellor from a pressure infinitely be: yond his capa- city to bear. The proposal came froma Whig Ministry, but, as has not unfrequently happened, the worki ng power was furnished by a Conservative Sir James Knight Bruce ...

... priesthood, whose sympathies are in reality popular, and who have wit enough to perceive that their Hierarchy are being driven the Whig-Radical traders into position where open rupture between them and the people must ensue. ...