... ordinary severity that Earl Russell’s third letter to Mr Chichester Fortescue has attracted so much attention. The veteran Whig leader cannot keep his pen from paper. Three times already has he propounded different views on the Iriah Church; it really ...

... the dying out of those religious differences which had worked so much mischief in the country. The Linen Trade. —The Northern Whig of Saturday re|H»rts the state of the Pelfast linen trade as follows .—Liucns—Brown —Power-loum.—Very little change has taken ...

... the Court of Exchequer, with aalary £7OOO ayear, the Cbancellor’i retiring allowance being then only £4OOO. By this gift, the Whig* thought to retain Lyudhurat as an ally ; but no bargain was made, and the Chief Baron suddenly became leader of the Opposition ...

... Church, and its discontinuance, if such should turn out to the case, will entail no loss. It was generally believed that the Whig Lord High Commissioner pocketed some J61500 annually by the appointment, which sum, addition to the £5OO which was spent in ...

... tenure of office. He got into disgrace through an intrigue to combine the Peelitcs and Protectionists in order to oust the Whigs ; and then resolved to give politics for ever. Ho was unable to attend to the judicial business of the House, for he was lame ...

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