... ls to enable him to enter into holy orders, £11 - another fine speci- men, expressing his love for Ireland, and remarks on Whig and Tory, 28, ls.-Athencevn. THE COUNTESS OF WALDEGRAVE ON LADIES' DRESS. The Countess of Waldegrave was present at the di ...

... followed, and showed how far the persuasive eloquence and liberality of Mr Disraeli had penetrated. - The strength of the Whigs had been broken, and it was no, : longer possible for them alone to throw out the Bill orto dictate how it should be framed ...

... -the -Largest measure of Reformu that ever Was offered to the country, and-we really believe there are few political thinkers -Whig Or Tory-iwlho do not regard its operation. with -seriou's apprehension. There isnio 6vehemient outry-againat it,-but it is ...