... cousins ' tun ol) everytxhlere on the hnuluc'xards like the 1cadi weather. Varia)le as the Wr-hipg ministerial policy-a hen Whigs were Miristers-it rains at i)reakfast-heoir. dries up-with a freshl breeeze bef~ore luncheon time, rains again ?? way of variety ...

... Dublin 'Mr. Chichester Fortescue's exploded Supplemental Charter. Foiled in their attempt upon the Q-ueen's Colleges, the 'Whigs thought it pos- sible to effect their object in another way. If the attack is nominally made upon Trinity College, Dublin, ...

... over the education of the Roman Catholic population into the bands of the priests. Though Mr. M1acDonnell is a Tvliig of the Whigs, hie ca-nnot but be disgsted at the extra- ordinary turn matters have tailin: anld so we find himl, in his letter. doaiing ...

... proselytism, The Bishops remonstrated, but their re- rnonstrances were disregarded. Archbishop WRATELY Was powerful and thb. Whigs were weak. The Bishops -began to cool, but still there was room for a better .uwar- standing from the anxiety of the Bishopio ...

... Disraeli and M'dr. Gladistone winl, on1 this occasion, lighit under the sa-toe colors againist a motley legion nmade up of Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Adlullamites. The fishQ Lqiberal menibers are dreadrully alarioed at the votiug-papars; and if anything ...