... borough, qve*which, although nominally there . a$ voting of sandlot, he adlabsolute and 'ettire' con- trotl . It ?? ahvetaltbh Whig'tser Xwae de- 'siroub 'of inoreassig i-?olitic4lHinfluence, and he requested' me, pema- rizisan miid' witlhout ithe slighost ...

... appropriation to educational purposes of the produce of the surplus revenues of the Irish Church, that Lord Derby seceded from the Whig ministry and became a Tory. The old questbin is coming up again; the famous Appropria- tion Clause is not indeed offered ...

... EarllRussell's and Mr. Gladotone's Reform Bill WBS ireided 'by the Adul- lamite party, the representatives of, & portion of the Whig Arintocq'acy, was thai it.would have destroyed almost all tistortic intudnce- in nomination boroughs, and . would hive created ...

... exhibited the following amongst other mottoes: ,No £5 rating, Down witl personal ratepayiun, Don't be humbugged by the Whigs, &e, There was also a vehicle Intended, we supposed, from Its shape and outward surroundings, torepresent the Cave of Adullam ...

... stop-gap of for the Liberals, he resolved to go far beyond what his opponents were pre- pared for, and thereby to dish the Whigs. But is the retention of place, patronage, and pay the only object that a great political organization ought to set before ...

... votes recorded. Bribery and'intimiidation- maT find their avowed or ,Qsere4. defenders,, even now, in the ranks both of the Whig and Tory parties ; 'but ?? 'o not know-that y politician 'wilL excuse 4e practices of fraud, personation, and forgery. The ...

... fnu -irty, formerly attending the death of a venerable ?? -uder the well known to the public at large sobriquet of The Old Whig. The jury having been sworn, and having atten- tively listened to a few preliminary remarkl from the learned coroner on the ...

... that way the Whigs now come on to our hustings and ?? booths. (Laughter.) They know nobody, and nobody knows them-(cheers and laughter)-and the result is, and I trust will often be, as it was at the recent contest. (Cheers.) if the Whigs are dead, and ...

... -1'irn. PARTY POLITICS IN IRELAND. -The trampet has been blown in Zion. Lord Russell has wade ready the harness of the old Whig champions, and invites Mr. Disraeli to meet him next session on the battle-ground of the Irish difficulty. Already he seems ...

... with his faithful but silent colleagues around him., On the Liberal side the baok bench alone v as. sparsely covered; and 'ths Whig and Radical peers showed full as strong in proportion to ?? Tories as they can in such a place pretend to be.. 'Earl Russell ...

... which make the b leo great parties seem to have changed places. j l arlY enough, the Conservative speeches all ze te from the Whigs now; and as many demo- V etie epeeches from the Tories as from the 6 3idicails The LordChancellor took up a position I: llchb ...

... tbe declarations about Reform which he and others like him had made, and to carry a measure which goes far beyond what the Whigs ex- pected, and therefore immeasurably beyond what the Tories were prepared for. The policy which has been exhibited in the ...