... toy for political projectors to amuso themselves with, It takes its place among the historic impossibilities which venerable Whigs may mingle with their reminiscences of the late Mr. BURKE, Mr. Pinr, Mlr. Fox, and Lord CASTLEimitu. The T'elqrallop says ...

... the Earl of 4 Devon. There was strange marching and counter- marching up and down and across the floor before the currents of Whig independent Peers and Conservative moderate Peers could make for themselves little channels by the side of the stronger streams ...

... disturbed districts have, however, all received strong detachments of military and police. According to the reporb of the Nlltern Whig, the dis. turbance originated in an interference by the constabulary with a bonfire lit by some children, no doubt incelebration ...

... entire support to tie 4reliesai5s of the Government. It is the Conservatives relir~elbted by Lorid SAL SI-trt s, a few OlI Whigs, sbine of the Bishops wro now have become the i, e -,,f cricnillrent endowtmeilt-revivifg thle idea Iig alt(al nl other pcrsaus ...

... but the majority was reduced to 50. Earl Russell voted with Lords Salisbury and Cairns, but the Duke of Cleveland and the Whig Peers voted with the the Government. All the bishops present voted against the amendment. On the third reading, on Monday, ...

... declared that the Roman Catholic Hier. arehy are hostile to the proposal. The Marquis of Salisbury, Earl Russell, and the Whig Peers again supported it, with many of the Bishops and several Catholic Peers. The Duke of Cambridge voted for concurrent endow ...

... amazing spectacle of Lord SHArres- BURY and Lord DzRny supporting a Liberal Government, while Lord RUSSELL and a body of a Cold Whigs march into the same lobby with a some of the stoutest Conservatives in the Upper House. Of course, we are not saying a word ...

... Catholicism in Ireland is proposed by a Tory Peer, Lord S&rAxsuopsi, and is carried by the votes of Tories and fossilised Whigs in the House of Lords. it is opposed by Mr. GLAws'io-,r and the Government; and tlme Stan- damrd, the principal Conservative ...

... Foreign Office needs reform beyond, perhaps, any department under the Crown, and yet, under all sorts of administrations-Tory, Whig, and Radical-it has escaped untouched. No- body can make out what is the salary of a Foreign Office clerk. There is a scale ...

... themselves from the division on the question that the House do disagree with the Lords' amend. nients. There are many independent Whigs in the Lower House who quite agree with the Duke of Cleveland and Earl Russel], and Irish mem- bers like Mr. Moore and Mr. ...

... only justice to Ireladnd, but the breaking up of the powver of the Whig clique inl thle t Hiouse Of Lords. (Cheers.) 'Well, then, not Only have wve to deal effectively with these Whigs who cattue in with I their concurrent endlowment at thle last moment ...

... themselves to be dragged at the tail of English Toryism. The natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England, Ssumsethingof this is, no doubt, random declamation; but there is solid truth at the bottom of it. With the anomaly ...