... BY SPECIAL T! Mr the Whig Whip, has Lis private aod confidential reminder last wesk by tho this morning to Mr Gladstone's supporters in tho House of Commons of the foll swing circular, which, in many ecntences, more tho last, fa doublo and treble underlined ...

... requested to undertokr nothing would have induced bim to opponents of the bill. THE IRISH CHURCH BILL. OWE ) London, Sanday Night. ‘Whig Whip, bas inaugurated a new Mr Glyn, the Yor tho first time since Minis- ernat the Treasury. what Mr Gladstone dig- torial ...

... four times as much as it will for better treatment under the proposed London, Sanday Ev rening +7 date yesterday alternoon the Whig whip issued the following circular to Mr Gladstone's supporters in the House of Commons. The Conservatives have also had special ...

... nothing definite has been arranged. They aro not tho names which were freely and somowhat indecently bandied about when the Whigs, after Mr Gladstone camo into power, made snoh vigorous attempts to clutch the appoint- ment. It is eaid that tho sclection ...

... altogether, unprecedented proceedings, against the Mayor of Cork. Not now for the first or for the hundredth time havo the Whigs, who eo loudly talk of the liberty of the subject, rushed impetuously to chain that liberty, and to condemn men unbeard, “ ...

... te the ot a purseot £300, together silver calver and ten and coffee earvice, to Mr Thomas Macknight, editor of the Northern Whig. There was a large attendance of fend poet Lord Dufferin ‘Many's Socrery.—Tho last concert of tho season was given on Wednesday ...

... etaryship. Mr Thomas Barke, however, has powerfal friends, and they are quietly pressing his claims in the proper quarter. Whig-like, tho First Minister of the Crown desires to have eome voice in that patronage, which, by right belongs to the Irish Viceroy ...

... been carried, 0g! cerning the discovery of diamonds of the purest {the 25th Jour next. some of them had tho support of eminent Whig water and large size in certain river beds and | It spjears that the best mode of a cing tho War De- | After a fair and full ...

... for trespassing so much me to remain with great on sour valuable space, believe & respect, yours, &: A or neat one.—Northern Whig. was a general remark that the assembly had been CEMETERT. P.S.—I have said 50 mach about, ths, to mention that at my it is ...

... Lords’ concurrence wan hich acknowledged in the Lord Chancellor's hands. Their reply ia re- simple words: to the Com- was a Whig Government wi corded in these of minutes of the evidence taken at the Southerns to be belligeren ts, and which let mons for ...

... and th’ James eu James | 1 coald ao! t say whet! mot atady ma: ine ‘The is fondant is the eon:! inlaw, who dispated the ra! Whig. ary ai secood James ; Anne William. With rd sand gontlemen th pat my soo sl nd that it was obtain ed by of them and with all ...