... to Scotland in the course of next week. Chirespendent of Saundere. _ Mb. the Whigs.—We hesraramoarTfounded substautia baais, that some of the “leading” or “Constitutional” Whigs, “they are catled, are grievously offended with Mr. Gladstone more Mpeoially ...

... moderate the antreiMtionsof those who expect to see the world turned upside down in consequence of the Reform Bills 1867 and icgo Whigs whose legislation, all men thought, and many openly boasted, would be consummated bv the spe-xiy abolition the House of Lords ...

... appear in our paragraph, though our correspondent marks it as If it did. We no interest in either Sir Joseph M‘Kenna or his Whig opponent, and must leave them to announce their prospect* on their own authority. Friday X Mei macaherry Cricket ground, tet ...

... recognising the Confederacy as an independent Government, England” refused, and that the House of Commons motion after motion of a Whig Member to the same effect was rejected. England” therefore cannot be accused of having given the “support and sympathy” asserted ...

... SECESSIONS. The Standard observes that the Bishop of Carlislo it necessary to sever himßelf rom the jre^troagfy tfre side the whig ed it iocumbeot on him to announce y ik moveagainstthe EntabUshment in England, and he h the pSe which arnnlf nation will separate ...

... been built, and will opened for Divine service on the 16th of August, at twelve o’clock by the Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick.—iVortAern Whig. THANKS. Rageed School Excursion—James Lane, Esq, 10s.; Eobt Hall, J>sq.. 5a.; S. A.. ss. ...

... Constitution —yes, and won in the person of the present member’s father —is about to aid and assist the Romanists, Chartists, Whigs, Revolutionists, and Fenians, trampling England, its greatness, its glory, and its truth in tlie dust. Mr. Gladstone., who ...

... except for the purpose of making money by it, there was any ardent anxiety on the part of the people” for the boon which Whigs were impatient to confer, and which Tories werein consequence unable to withhold. Even the Timet lost year admitted that the ...

... drum-beating, and hfe-playing were indulged the citizens of Londonderry assemble for the comme- the public roads. Northern Whig. monition than on the present occasion. (Hear, hear.) Our December celebrations saw Fenianism rampant, and the nation shuddering ...

... charge, and brought him over to Belfast on Wednesday, after which the prisoner was transferred in custody to Omagh. —Northern Whig. Mr. Edgar Bowring is very anxious convince the electors of Exeter that he is a Liberal. He says to them a member of the great ...

... abolition of the Yiceroyalty, and the reduction this kingdom to the degraded position of province England?—lt was Mr. Bright. When Whig Cabinet proposed to extend the Income Tax to this country, already oppressed unfair taxation, who supported the proposition ...

... duties to stir up men to adopt the same plain honest course, and do their duly as citizens ana electors. Inm no partisan for Whig or Tory. If I have any political piedilection it is towards the former—or rather should say was so—but have witnessed on all ...