... dia— ‘Will ye no come back ‘There's waur to tell. An arrant Whig, ‘Wha glories in a patriot’s name, filled—nor cares a fig— By men o’ Kirks, jast the same, ye no come back no come back the Whigs, ‘Will ye no come back tate crow Gle men like them the things ...

... Chan* have been lodged en behalf et Lord Cairns, but no intimation of them Me yet been made in Parliament. Bat the independent Whig Peers have made a mod inimical to the Gomnimmt whom Earl Grey is to move the from the preamble of the Bill of the words prohibiting ...

... an anxious interest among the opponents of the Ministerial Bill. They are concerned to find the alternative put forward by Whig Peers upon whose alliance against the bill in Committee they had placed great dependence. The revival of the policy of levellin'-up ...

... this expected great gathering the city of Perth in August are now in progress. It is expected there will be a large attendance Whig statesmen and nobility, including Mr Gladstone, Mr Bright, Earls Dalhousie and Airlie, Lori KinnairA, he. The gm. Captain Ogilvy ...

... regard to the position of their Lordships' House. The able tribune the people, the illustrious individual, as even great Whig Peers have lately taken to call him, does not in any respect suggest the idea of a Pegasus, but he shows as much difficulty ...

... Wallahanent in Ireland, but disdained sympathy with those who wished to need leach a measure to Ragland and Scotlaod. The great Whig Peer we followed by the Duke Ancona, who cone' spoke against the Bill, which, wisely of warm, found • supporter in the Duke ...

... in regard to tho position of their Lordships’ House. Tho able tribune of the people, the illustrious individual,” even great Whig Peers have lately taken to call him, does not in any respect suggest the idea of Pegasus, but he shows as much difficulty in ...

... JA maid Rafferty etarted from Armagh on Monday morning by the first train to marry them, and they are expected back again Whig, oF a NEAR Mavs. —A shocking death has just taken place near Mans- Rad. field, which a map ford will be placed upon bis trial ...

... Matic warrior, it seems, knows per- eenally many a Peer, ving the aoq) of many. I lad of this, for Poors as a rale, whe ther Whig, Conserv ative, or Liber not forget to for —your true noble- ively adheres to the ts of noblesse oblige.” fore, will be soon ...

... speech of Earl Granville in moving the second reading ; the thorough support of the Earl of Clarendon, who spoke not merely as a Whig and a Minister, but took care to show his interest in the bill as one in the policy of which he had the greatest faith ; the ...

... Russell made apparent in his speech in the House on Friday evening, has always, until now, been the favourite plan of both Whig and Tory statesmen for settling the ecclesiastical affairs of Ireland, and it a plan which has only been defeated through the ...

... Bishops, any objection on this score will necessarily have more weight. It is to remove such objections that the independent Whig Peers have brought forward, in the form of amendments, the levelling-up policy on which we commented the other day in its ...