... We have no desire to impute motives, but do our readers thing a couple of Conservative M.Ps. would have so easily induced a Whig Secretary to overthrow the repeatedly expressed decisions of the magistrates of a whole county? ...

... come out, and the letter which Earl Russell has just written to the Chief Secretary for Ireland seems to indicate that the old Whig or Liberal party are not quite prepared to follow the lead of the Radical section of the Cabinet. This is the third letter ...

... disendowment (which, being interpreted, the only uope of the Conservatives regaining office) Miss ooncerted soticn with the old Whigs, who are Bypassed to be alarmed at the Radical programme. The mwesent idea is to relieve Roman Catholicefrom contributing support ...

... them now cares not a strew? Mr Lowe. Now by the residuum sent tr. in Parhament, Who, a placeman. content ? Mr Lowe. Who, Whig-like, a feeling shoat, Proclaimed (what no sane man will doubt) H wish to' keep Tories ? la Lowe. ...

... were contained in his third letter, but which to ordinary readers seemed entirely out of date, have proved by no means ea. The Whig party generally are for accepting these proposals,. or something like them, and it will be remembered that they were long ago ...

... We have nAlesire to impute motives. but do our readers thing a couple of ;Conservative NI.Ps, would have so easily induced a Whig Secretary to overthrow the repeatedly expressed decisions of the magistrates of • whole county! ...

... part in local politics, and his eon was no less keen a general politician. He belonged to the now almost extinct race of old Whigs, believed devoutly in Lord Russell, and dreaded, not to say bated, Mr. Gladstone. lie was known to a large number of M.P.'s ...