... The Opposition will object te the bill in principle, and we understand that the Marquis of Clanricarde is forming a cave of Whig peers, who axe alarmed at the prospect of the precedent which the Church Bill may establish for a Land Bill in 1870. is probable ...

... was born in one of the counties near Norwalk City, and gave evidence of musical genius when not quite eighteen months (U. S.) Whig, Feb. 15. Professor Goldwin Smith delivered lecture on University Education before the American Social S3ience Convention Albany ...

... Though Mr. Gladstone could count upon the fidelity of every Papist and every Dissenter—though his policy may, alike with the Whig interest, whose family pedi grees and whose landed estates dated back from a time of spoliation and sacrilege, be supported ...

... enthusiastic pride 'P on th° succes3 which the work was t Bioyance ber be can ord y cc the bitterest * tJle blundering of bis Whig rulers jjkiu c niade such work necessary. r - re o B over the perfect success of atte tlon ' the little IoS3 of life by ...

... over by abbots ; and the Duk e of Bedford, the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Fitzwilliam, and Earl De Grey, and. many othefs of the Whig cracy, must be very obtuse if they do not perceive that, if Mr. Gladstone succeeds wi th his present measure, the day of reckoning ...

... the close of Jul Ys Houses of Parliament will thus, lision, and the well-yen tilated be brought into direct col- rumour in “Whig and Radical ‘circles is that, should L owers 1n humbers su ord Cairns rally his fol- the C flicient to paralyse the efforts ...

... statement had been promulgated nt the finaneial ability of Whig financiers. _From 1852 t0 the. present time we: had had 13 ears of Whigtrule, and three of Tory rule, Inthat time, year the Whigs expended £7: 0 3; and the) Tories by three years spent yearly ...

... Ireland. Only a government with a majority of 4 hundred at its back would have dared to take so step; and the substitu tion of a Whig nominee for this gallant officer is, to our contemporary, a subject for glowing panegy ric on the self-abnegation of Liberal ...

... and per- fection of the Whig- Radical faction. There has, however, been one dilliculty the importance of which cannot be exaggerated. The Whigs have been out of office, and cou!d only give vague pro- mises for the future; the Tories have b:en in office ...

... subject of the Irish Church, proposing a meeting in the Free-trade Hall, and calling attention to the position of cer- tain Whig peers in reference to abbey lands, I hope some- thing practical may come of this. There certainly must be a strong Protestant ...

... Premier intends to swamp the Upper: Chamber by the creation of a vast number of life peers, to be selected from amongst the Whig members of the Scotch and Irish peers who have no seat. It may be that the rumour is unfounded, or at all events premature ...

... bottl os ot 25. O¢ and 4s. ahemist, Upper Retell BMauchoster Westnacott, Market-strest ; Mitchel, pe street; veldon, Uppar whig chem agents, Raimes and Oc.. Liverpool in ane OS.8 bg D, HENRY, M.D Bt. ¢ Cc. D. HENE cases of eet Siy both sexes. and wen ...