... interests by Mr, Gladstone's perpetuation of the mischievous Whig and Tory system of filling up the post of Colonial Minister-as the Master of the Court Ceremonies is appointed. Am amiable Whig lord is material enough for sovereign over possessions which ...

... with the bjeot of preventing the calamities which we oresaw and which are now happening are; debtical with those of the old Whig organ. e Examiner is no longer an exciting Aut. It is didactic, practical, of measured ace-giving the impression rather that ...

... trme'm disgust entertained for his memory, not only by Papists, High Churobmen,'nand extreme ConserrvA tlvest but by moderate Whigs, lie has nisen inte slq but' univeral esteem.:; Burke even in hi day speakq of Cromwrell as a P' great, bad 'man ; but ?? ...

... impatient; and the re. commendations of Sir John Gray are neore t the taste of the Irish people of to-day, th, the favourite Whig middle course. Lord Jomh Manners meant well, five-and-twenty yea ago, when he suggested the re-institutwon ej village maypoles ...

... and in-a fortnight Mr. Gladstone will find himself confronted by a body to whom only one answer can be made. This is neither Whig, nor Tory, nor Radical movement. It is the party of HuNan1n that speaks: and the question ?? AD ! IN SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT ...

... allE PROVINCE& S nsa, a ch Sa arged with wilfully setting fire radjjgbuan-%d premise% with intent to defraud the Whig jbo nsdrance Company of upwards of 38W.- Strigt ho defended the prisoner, contended gr ctrai procedings were peoiding against the ti' ...

... through the remission of some paltry tax. From times beyond .the niemory of living statesmen it. has' ever been the maem. The Whigs in office have cut down the army to a point utterly below safety; they have ar the servie, til a T g over nment comi has been ...

... the poll, but it was 'a great'pie~ce-of Whig hum- bug. -Sir Sydney didl hot 4withdraw usitil his o'own chances were -perfectlyhopeles, asid it-was' too late to benefit anybody eisa. The old' arrogant feeling of Whig domination kas still' as deeply rooted ...

... 6ry l A life in freedom's service spent, An arm to freedom's banner lent, A breast to freedom's battle bent, Suite neither Whig nor T ory. And so thby did their beat and worst! To thstart the people's noble thiret; Bqot for the last time nor the iret ...

... If the department over which the Marquis of Hart- ington has been called upon-in deference to his family position among the Whigs-to pre- side; would deign to follow in the wake of Italy, Spain, Turkey, Servia, and Roumania, a boon would be conferred on ...

... of the judge of assize. Thepresent Government found Ireland, peaceful contented, and happy, and yet after only 14 months of Whig rule they eameforward and asked for the usual Liberal remedy, a coercion bilL The debate was continued by Mr. AGsA-ELLIS In ...

... fickle nor obstinate. But they are not to be held by subterfuges. They are not the creatures of a plot. The combination of the Whigs and the Radic'als is an old one, and it has always failed-and, we are sorry to record it, is failing once again. THE THREATENED ...