... delivered himself uponthe Irish question, and now there 3 a third letterupon the same subject. It highly characteristic of the Whig Mentor that each of these performances differs widely from every other, and that they are all of them almost equally mpracticable ...

... recent election: '' J. Hargreave's travelling expenses Mofiatt back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party 4c., 4c., 11a. Another case of death from starvation ...

... about politics or shades of religion. the trustees slight be mort excellent Tories, and in ten years hence be most respectable Whigs. The Commissioner thought the constables, bailiffs and portreeves should be ex-officio trustees. Air Meyler said that would ...

... which does most seriously affect every family in your town and neighbourhood, be their political views what they may. Tory, Whig, or Radical—all should agree in the one united point of what is best for the prosperity of their town, for their own private ...

... watched with increasing interest, nominated nothing but crafty provisions for the death of the predestined victim. When theold Whig aristocracy, from motives of pique and from hatred Mr Disraeli, are prepared to forget all the principles in which they were ...

... breasts of certain Liberals who do not like to be told the truth. They tako comfort, however, from the fact that hardly any Whig joined the Tory cheers which greeted him as hi? denounced taa President of the Boaid of Trade, and attacked his colleagues ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the Northern Whig the following - xtraordinary story ofti wedding:—Oa Saturday last a j, attended with »ery unusual circoinsuncea, took place in a little town not twaoty miles from Belfast. A yonthlnl couple ...

... n of amendments to Bill committee. John Bull*' adds, 44 Of course if Lord Derby finds the Bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the Bill to be read a second time. Large meetings, further stated ...

... The Whigs were out of place. The sceptre of England wa3 borne by gracious and feminine hands, and the heart of the Sovereign was touched by domestic sorrow. All that •vas necessary to make the plot successful was to draw together the great Whig nobles ...

... same policy which, in the hands of the late Sir Robert Peel, had been secretly and openly approved the whole phalanx of the Whig aristocracy. It coincided exactly with the Liberal spirit which dictated the Maynooth grant, taking the form of a safe and ...

... Romanists within its walls, and they would be joined for political purposes by the great body of the Liberals, headed by the Whig aristocracy. Thus would be brought together a religious and a political phalanx, strong enough to overwhelm all opposition ...

... building the Spanish gunboats to proceed. Their departure, however, to attack Peru prohibited. informant of the Northern Whig. who attended service in one of the churches Belfast on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...