... louse of Commons may approve, they are entitled to ask the country to review whatever adverse -decision may be arrived at. The Whigs and Radicals h are already indulging in anticipations of au eamly Ministerial defeat, and the latter are quite ready to Af ...

... coinpmseti of Women and hnb s. CARRICK, ?? I ?? j.- hvery poil-P ob-taiclc is tin-own ill t]H- wav of the (Con(-ea ti; C-: -i tlie Whig,, Alr:tost c-very scotzitI vote ssuljeetc-l ,t thse 7uealiticationl (oth, Vhiceh, ill rior]c e Nu a t, olle, hlar le1 to ritilhol ...

... beffl4 indeed, butt, vrbgnashing its; teeth in impotent fury, and still 'i Aoggedy biding its time d ?? Tory has suicceeded to a Whig government, it with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland it remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary ...

... believe, expeots that chey will divide thb church property between' the Protestasuts and'the Catholics. Then,perbaps, ?? Thie'Whigs are remarkable for the . verbal' energy with whiohli when out of power, they bave attacked the 'anti. Irish State Church, and ...

... anoes .tt voly, xnceed, 0s after ?? pv ti Dboothe', :whch were' ts ?? nmtberi':ere .re sided. over. by Messrs. G. (Stzmaluriee 'Whig h:) gS iJ 'tigerald, ?? r:Kenitedy,' R'ussell, wt Onr an i 1towil The eppdsutig, agents were ,e1.rH, J B. tertne , ., t former ...

... wished to give the Whig party one telling proof of lig As their incompetency he would say: You are green du enough to listen to John Bright, an argument pr, which, Or course, Avill carry conviction to the mind of ba fol every unhappy Whig who happens to ...

... private bills ; and to those who mourn over the waste of national time involved in the Reform fights and in the exchange of Whigs for Tories it may be consolatory to reflect that the Palmerstonian Parliament of x865 passed only two more public Acts than ...

... instead of an t element of strength and prosperity to the empire 7 I How much longer is she to be governed, by P alternate whig tand tory cabinets, on that plan of I empirical legislation that has hitherto prevailed, I and proved so abortive, and not ...

... two or three much abler and more experienced men of the 'oderate section. The Ministers were not par- ticularly dear to the Whigs, nor yet to the unaris- tocra.iec Mol crates. Lord Russell's repeated trea- sons, his intolerable arrogance, his selfish egotism ...

... cause in its long years of exclusion fro' offlue just as faithfully as now in its more prosperous hours. We know that from the Whig-Raiicals Conservatives receive no quar- ter; and, while we admit that in morals and in religion we should return good for evil ...

... estimated at 20,000. Upwards of 250 persons will also he thrown out of ?? London correspondent of the MAcnchester Guardian (Whig) hears, on good authority, that Mr Disraeli has persuaded his col- leagues to agree that a Reform Bill should be an- nounced ...

... face of the fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig Government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation which they ...