... In the second place, our leader is not a politician of the e old schooL AB beos on flowers alightlng cosso their here, 0 Whigs in sinice soud4dely grow dumb. DBtMr. Gladstone is not aWhig; he proved in 1866 that when he proposes a great measure he cumns ...

... Johnston, Major Knox-all but the MarqIuis members of Prsliament-re- present nearly every possible variety of Irish poli- tiCs-Whig, Radical Liberal, Peeiite, Liberal-Con servative, Conservative, Orange; while Mr. Mal colmson, Mr. Gait, and Mr. Fox, spoke ...

... to what political party he pro. feksed allegianoe. He quarrels with them al by turns. At one time he runs quietly enough in Whig harness. Nothing can be quieter and more steady than his pace-an admirable hack foreveryday work, and warrauted sound. Sud- ...

... another Devoll Comnrissbion will be insued, and another quarter or half ceatury interponed between the t(i ent and justice. The Whig party require in- etnictienr on this as mruch as the Tories. lltIING AT TWO POLICEMEN. tON]roor, TcrMulvDAY '1,'ocr.-A man ...

... for that-but his language wta uni- formly of a nature to inspire Catholics with a belief that he would accomplish what tho Whigs so persistently opposed. The Earl of MlAYC'M statement in the commencement of the Session confirmed this expectation, but it ...

... an undoubted right to d o. One of tese gentle- men might, indeed, have .remembere d how valuable w the office withwhich the Whigs had endowed bim five years ago, and, together with two of his col- leagues, might have abstained from eadeavouring to crush ...

... as he was expected to issue his address, It wae said some years ago tbat a certain duchess carried a Scotch c(.nnty for the Whigs by kissing the donbtful ?? Mercury. MSTEsRIsOUs SUICIDE OF A YOuNG LADY.-On 'fIiursday Mr. Payne, coroner, resumed and con- ...

... resolution. Their Is yet, how3+ev, *Me unoertainty as to hoi, uc.et,, ind by wkoseh 4be oinn will be made. Every effort is Whig made to gt tie leader of the Liberal paty to take tip the lnestioln and give it the weight As to its importance. lt is low ...

... ationabout The O'Do- moghue's amendmlent; with the assectiou that The O'Dotohnue stated 'tbat he was a member of the great Whig party;' with the btatemen -the marvel. ious statement coming from an Eznglish barfster familiar with the name of Justice Shee ...

... of the rumour ?? the Church question would he dealt with in a manner intended, if not calcalated, to sever the Aduilumite Whigs from the progreaeive party. But the Lord Chancelluorship of England is not a prize to be caet away thoughtlessly, and if a ...

... hazards, and that Mr. GLAD.- e SToNu;'S resolutions were vague, valueless, and d abstract. But the slight allusion to the t old Whigs set them all on fire. There was a snake in the grass, and the poor Dean had to make way for a certain Lord CoLCHsESTER. The ...

... that any difficulties that seerr the Ia two Liberal candidates can mad will be removed. It is stated that the Coneervative and Whig proprietors have combined to forose their tenants to adopt tteir views at the coming contest. Force and coxrcion such as this ...