... that an annual visit of the Royal Family l; w ould do much to ally the discontent which is so pie- 1valent. The .Arorflet1er Whig believes that if her Majesty d h ad given some of the affection which she has bestowed a u pon Scotland and her people to Ireland ...

... George Grey at the Home Office, and Lord Russell, if not in the Foreign Office, yet over it. Mr. Bright him- self owns that a Whig Ministry, such as wouldprobably come into power now, would not at all suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want constantly ...

... candidate can be found to a fight a Conservative battle in North Lancashire than a ii Stanley, for which,-athough always on the Whig inter- I est,-many generations of the family have sat. Lord li Hartington has, this week, met an influential assemblage n of ...

... dually in their respective w ards. They urged him to accept their offer, pleading that arms were put into their hands by a Whig government in 1848 in Ireland. They mentioned that the Fenians were wholly recruited from the Roman catholic ranks. The mayor ...

... Administration in somo vary hateful rami- niscencere. Like their poiltinil prrganihuro of fifty ho years ago, and like the Whigs of 1848, the Tory a- ministers of 1S16 are placed in a pooition of apparent, he if not real, antegoniem to the freedom of the ...

... pro- posal itself. Wu nothing doubt that if this same scheme bad been broached by a Conservative two or three years ago, some Whig journal would turn upon it in ?? identical with that now used by the Da ily E.:.rcp'o, 'abMet, and Lren ie a Mcii. We notice ...

... 2Te Revolutgiwt we are bouse to anive the party to logical oonojusons, or break It Into a thousand pieces, la ws a the old Whig par unlss we get our nlghthse Tat brought him ho his peocketbook, and he signed his name ndrew Johnson, with a boldhalasiueasd ...

... protectionists of the Eastern States, or in other words, of that portion of the republican party which is composed of old whigs. But they 'will be just as vigorously 3opposed by all that portion of the party which isE of democratic origin, unless the ...

... between the colleres of the Presbyterian Church should be avoided. The people who have proposed Dr. Murphy in the Northern Whig-whoever they may be-should at once withdraw that newspaper nomi- nation, and follow the peaceable example of P'ro- fesser Smyth ...

... Lord Stanley is evidently determined to say and do as much as a Conservative can say and do, and at the same time what no Whig can object to. Conservatives, learning wisdom by events, certainly need not suppose that the changes made last year exceed ...

... hence. They are well aware that the project of paying the Irish priesthood has long been the one measure on which otlicial Whigs and official Tories are most niearly agreed. The Vatican has been sounded again and again, o///cisieesient if not officially ...

... really mean; and as I have got confidence in the right-heartedness of my own countrymen, I have no dread of the future. The Whigs wail and whine, and say, ' Oh, these people have done what they never intended to do-all the good they have done we ought to ...