... Lord Derby and Sir James Kay Shuttleworth speak sufficiently for themselves without much need of any commentary. Amongst the Whigs the name of Sir James Shuttleworth is one which insures attention and demands respect. Any statement which he chooses to endorse ...

... having proposed to do anything at all. Mr. Gladstone has not touched upon that question. It was Lord John Russell and the Whigs that proposed the levelling-up principle. Lord Stanley said that Ireland, not the Irish Church, was the question of the day ...

... docks, which had been crowned du the week h the reception of that noble vessel the (cheers) He hoped that the member for Bi Whig or Tory, would be no sare political adven- | tvrer, but would be one who would strive for the edwence- It wonld be a of the ...

... arguments. As well might we urge the fact that the Whigs established Protestant icendancv in Ireland after the expulsion of the Stuarts, as a proof that the Loyal Order of Orangemen are the only true pure-bred Whigs and liberals. But, further, acoor ling to Mr ...

... that hot horse in an unfit condition. pr•sseenom at m e t p a . t.,e pro.rnt thr•oti:h his qn . • not p port, we, not of .t Whig *abject to that on the /5Lb le`t• he was or. duly in Elnekla'ol, WOO. thy Iloh ohm, st ihued 11. paymentn to a huilding 'octet) ...

... like men The immense taxation under which the coun’ referred to the thought it mattered little te workin try laboured, and he Whigs or Tories were in unless th men whe' than they did for a so that a little more Osborn would elucidate for them that part of ...

... and GOMM low everything tied regards preserving thew in health and noting their dnxwes. Ihe .bolt tried Proved by of the Whig. College a health during the lust folly.llvc yen's. May had at the Itritieh College of ilenith, Eusten•road, oobw, and .4 ell ...

... altogether disregarding the interests of the working classes. Now, ventured to submit that although the Radical party or the Whig 'rty did not care what might be the name they arrogated themselves the name of Liberal JJ™~ '*» P«nt faot, if judged thsir ...

... t to show how impartial the Tories ■ . ) in their appointments to offices, for V Q « makin « W. Page Wood vice-chanrampan? Whig ,n AH« hOUgh e « of a T..e Hnmo. u d Wood, colleague of “VI tered the room, tt fire were positively deafening Kentlsh Mr. ...

... return. This had effect, and the remainder the service wat deoently performed, but not without much blundering. —Northern Whig. The League of Peace akd Liberty.—Hn League of Peace and Liberty, now n oonftMDM Berne, hat agreed upon certain measures ...

... • (stating effect, and the remainder of the service was reeeently perfoimed, but not without much blandering.—h r olthern Whig The death is announced of the Rev. Father Daly, well known in connexion with the Galway packet aeheme. . . - The first steam ...

... and who, if be returned, will give that gentleman tha privilege of poeeesciog a dual vote in the House of Commons. Even the Whigs are ashamed of the degradation into which the representation of the modern Athens thus about be brought, and wo are well aasored ...