... and to invite all the forces of Irish fanati- cisr,, of dissenting animooity of Roman ambition, of radical enthusiaim, of Whig party spirit, to pull down the Church of Ireland and to bury the Ministry under its ruins. A dissolution at this p3riod would ...

... position Lia leader of the Oppoiitiou he wae bound to provoke the en- counter. Fron all sections of his followerz-from old Whigs, economic Purieti, diseenting Radlinals, hand philosophers, Mr. Horeman. Mr. Lowe, Mr. Blright, and Mr. Alill-there eanse one ...

... will either iseue another Devon Commission on the land question, to be followed by another delay of thirty years, Or mend the Whig and Tory bills to a special commiittee to frame a bill out of the two abortions. The fact is, the land question is not under ...

... Our friend is not quite certain about the nature of their dolibersa tions, but he guesls it from the summons issued by the Whig whip on Satur- D day. We have read the summnons, too, and the only information it appears to us to disclose ij the ordinary ...

... Grace because, as a Peer, he has always spoken fairly of Ireland and the Catholic Church. Be has long been separated from the Whigs with whom he could not work. lie was not sufliciently pliant for the purposes of party, and preferred to follow an inde- pendent ...

... no meaans agreed in its favour. Why should the younger statesman to whom the noble earl Sesllseaths the im. plssible task, Whig like, buiil up a walito broak his head against? ALLEGED ILL-TREATMENT OF A CONVICT. A Government inqllirycommenceulon Saturday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... by year vents itself in threats, denunisia Siens, and attacks, but ever finds itself arrested before the last fatal spring. Whig and Tory, Liberal rnd Conservative, are continually accusing each other of net doing in power what they domanded in oppoel ...

... due tons by England. Will a sensible peo. pie be prevented by trading agitators f rom accepting intrinpic value of 'the terms Whig ?? I be. liessthem to beanother-nane foerpolitica wheedling, LBut when esiniters-callt them by whatver naeme 3ou plcase.-propose ...