... TORY, OLD WHIG, AND WHIG - RADICAL. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — For some time past men have found it difficult to distinguish a Conservative from a Liberal ; or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig— i.e., a Whig Oligar- chical and a ...

... wma. AND WHIG- TO TUB EDITOR. §?rae time p®«t aaeo Imre found dlflSoulMo nub » CoDtCTTnlif#’* from a Liberalor, I I i . • Tory from old Whiff i.e., Whiff OUffar> .i,J Wuiff lUtiioa), and heo«'o ** Consenrati?e-. Lileral-ConaerraiiTe, and anch otbtr mixed ...

... PAPERS. THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. The Standard Hays that the Government ha* granted commission of inquiry the instance of the Whig leader, and it would be undigniftl, and affront to the Crown, to proceed to legislate in tho absence of tho information which ...

... and difficult And last, but nol ireb to its property, a nobleman acres, to be i ra motives of state ■ is no struggle between Whig and Tory. but the of a foreign of the iti for ftill ior crcr • -tty of reland, into which the p opie ol England, zealous lor ...

... to en,ioy or endure the administrative guidance of Lord Russell in some capacity or other, and it is quite possible that the Whig leader may be under the impression, that his tenure of office is a providential arrangement which cannot broken through or ...

... occasions be waa met by the strenuous opposition of the Whig government who succeeded in pre- senting any vote being taken upon them. In the debate on the last occasion Sir C.corge Grey, the Whig Home .Secretary, ■aid, Her Majesty', government deem it ...

... tiie report of the commissioners nor the recom- mendation of the committee of which Lord Derby was chair- man,induced the Whigs, then in office, to take up the question. It was left to private enterprise. Parliament bad, in 1847. wben the famine visited ...

... of the hi? go. eminent oho in preventing any vote ..eing tai.cn U|-,n tliem. In the debate .he.artoceasionNrlieorgei.r.y.lhe Whig Home MetTetarv said, Her -'lj.o'iti government doom it their duty not give their a sent to the resolution proposed hater m ...

... have lost all interest in this matter. The Northern Whig mentions rumour that the Be Catholics mean to have a procession Jtathfriland on St. Patrick's-day, and that the Orangemen threaten to it. Whig suggests the propriety of the attention of the government ...

... half-past ten o'clock, and those not ready at that time will be postponed to tbe next day. The benefit of the new act, alio whig Masters to proceed, will now be tested, and it will relieve tho vacation judge of a considerable portion of business generally ...

... what they would call an endowment of Popery is moi. bitter than is felt by the members of tho Established Church ; and the Whig ministry would certainly not imperil their pro- carious hold of office by bringing in a measure which would provoke the hostility ...

... Boundary Bill would sacrificed, and probably the Bribery Bill emasvultttqil—for there are Liberals of influence, both among the Whigs and the Radicals, connections as well of Mr. Bright as of aristocratic section, to whom that measure would be highly objectionable ...