... happened to preside over the sittings of the committee in the absence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.—Manchester Guardian (Whig organ). ...

... and the plainest language on the sins of the upper classes is used from the pulpit. As a young lady, the daughter of a great Whig House, once said It is impossible to go to St. Paul’s and hear those earnest sermons and merely lead a fashionable life. It ...

... which the Whigs are to be brought back from official exile. It is well-known that Earl Russell's views on the Irish Church are opposed by a large section of the Radical party. united Liberal vote is, therefore, hardly to be expected. The Whig Observer ...

... penal servitude. -i In Virginia considerable uneasiness pr , incendiary documents having been scattered the State. The Richmond Whig fears a war of It summons the white people action. It says that shedding of a drop of white man’s blood will be folio* by the ...

... for which it was put forth was to establish a precedent fatal to rating as a basis of the English borough franchise. The old Whigs still prefer a hard and fast line,” while declaring themselves the friends and admirers of working men. Apparently, however ...

... connexion with the death ;of a Roman Catholic who was shot in the recent Orange disturbances, and is thus described in the Northern Whig of the 16th inst.; —“Immediately after the body had been viewed by the jury, the relatives of deceased had it placed in a coffin ...

... Ut+i e a P a rty tournament, for Ireland had d the’ rom these party fights ; when they had J:?Ppo i t Purpose for the ancient Whigs, so wakeful Xoa ' they were apt to nod in the relaxing atmo- s ° o ? ce - now t l a entertained high hopes Ca °f turning the ...

... has held power in England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects, that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet, that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...

... office, and was trying to remedy the supposed deficiency by the creation of this novelty. Is it only an illustration of the Whig love of office and office-making, or of the Radical propensity for vranton change? About one quarter of the whole bill is occupied ...

... question”?—nothing beyond the disestablishment of Protestantism. Yet the Marquis is a representative man among the official Whigs. Sir Roundell Palmer’s treatment of the subject is far different. He sees with a prescient eye that Irish discontent has its ...

... famine, but what did Bright and Beales do ? At some length Mr Barnes referred to the union of the Liberation Society, infidels, Whigs and Dissenters, to destroy tho Irish Church, and propheeied that if the latter was disestablished the English Church would ...

... local taxation, with a view to adjustment. Under these circumstances, he See t iat there was any reason to ask them they were Whigs or Tories, Liberals Conabjy lVe ®> as they were candidates that might reason- Li/jj,. expected to the business of the Northern ...