... would be an election this year, that is, supposing we were not chstrauchieed. Well, an election this year would not suit the I Whig in -Iwo, as they know they would be 'beaten by long odds. Mr. Annerr would. it is Iwell known, be returned by a large majority ...

... for a party purpose, degrade the peers by such an increase of numbers, would not the very aristocratic views of the leading Whig nobles— a. d none are more aristocratic and an. elusive—revolt at such an examine of power, and millet t ,, em in the ranks ...

... Stephens and Co.—The postman in the course of the year brings strange missives to the on every conceivable subject—religion Whig and low, broad, a d’no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hobby and is able to pay or cheat tye printer ...

... the course of the year brings strange missives to the journalist—letters on every conceivable subject—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—high, low, broad, a d no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hobby and is able to pay or cheat ...

... Petit. Time. •dieel do. Debbi , Pad. Beams. Joarsid. lob Tuner 1. .id.. D•ily Telegraph. . Liverpool Poet. Gl•iguir Herald. Whig. Array sod N. Gosette. Veneers Gesell.. Londoo News. Shoo Cbrooiele. for It Brodebew's °did'. Nonb Advertiser. (boob'', Jo ...

... on the Irish Church Bill, to the effect that, in the event of the secularization of the surplus property of the Irish Church Whig affirmed, it should be treated as a fund for grautiug small Jeans to the peasantry of Ireland, at moderate rate of interest ...

... as Lord Westbury and the Marquis of Clauricarde by the eouduot of the government has not yet subsided. 'I hey and many other Whig peers cannot be relied upon to help forward a scheme of confiscation. ...

... who have property take measures for its protection. Let them act upon the favourite prineiple of selfreliance, which the Whigs never failed to quote when asked to assist. The 1111111 Campbell has reason to repent his rashness; and we heartily wish an ...

... Ereensan'a Journal tai-day fears a' Cave' on the odier side, making I his remarkable admission--' A considerable number of Whig Pens will, it is said, vote with ' the Opposition.' Those wl 9 pat aside prejudice, and look at facia, will be struck by their ...

... without and Sow. 40 would set &see thin meogimerstem veiratiou aetions* and the met thee frequently UAW Is immtnetem It diem Whig of the hied. foe en diemetieled with a der Non el the MB lutind ad that is the meal way they take a vilest des maeletratee ...

... adequate return. We, therefore, trust that the people of Ireland will oppose this further act of justice on the part of the Whigs. If the majority of our Irish representatives are not altogether boned hand and foot to Mr. GLADSTONE aud party, we trust they ...

... —The postman in the course of the ers on year brings strange missives to the every conceivable subject—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—bigh, low, broad, a d no church, all send in their contributions —every one who bas a hobby and is able to pay or ...