... income. But, be that as It may, I am In no way respon- ?? for it; I neither passed it nor sanctioned It. It was carried by the Whig government of Lord John RuBsell, not only long after I had ceased to be a member of the government, but after the defeat of ...

... stationary post to a concession of reform in the Irish Church, and after our experience of Mr. DISRAELI'S mission in dishing the Whigs, it is not at all unlikely, even from Sir JOHN PAKINGTqON'S address, that he may before this year hag expired do something ...

... the day before. The other letter is from Elarl RBUSSEILL, and it is addressed to the agent of his Irish estates.: The veteran Whig statesman desires his tenants toi be informed that they may vote as they like at the approaching election. All his lordship ...