... for Conservatives. SMr Odger of' denounced the conduct of tise Wasterlow Committee us not lies withadci~uing earlier as lucre Whig humbug, aud promised to sai ote Sontliwark sgidu whenever there was ass oliportussity. tlst Th re wd wras large and noisy, ...

... thea bench in 1.862. While at the e har he had a large practice, and filled thoa position of t Solicitor-General under the Whig Government. His Lord- B ship's health broke down about the end of last year, and Ile hi lies not been onl the bench since thea ...

... him. The case was compromised. - The Dunce of Richmnond is to be Conservative leader in the House of Lords. According to the Whig papers, ni the Marquis of Salisbury acid Lord Caruarvon were N ,f urgen1tly solicited 1)Y llim to give him theircsupport, and ...

... either against or ini f .behlrf of the party with which it concerrse itself. Bl,, :. gvcOsd, lisse its twvin Irotrer iii tire Whig irsterest, is living.r upolon its p1rst. It has ceased to be a power, aind exists Usl5' I lice ruse it eivas once re political ...

... seldom gaits' a s'ewfriend, and often makes'as old friend Si 'deen ,posed. int bhin very .satisfactorily..' ,EHe is ne~ither 'Wh'ig, go sines Tory,'nor.Radical, hut' simply,,the. staunch supporter of the Inst ,Bill farming tinterests; -and us such has sometirnes ...

... influence, so as to make the Church n political h power, for the benefit of the Libe-rat Government and e ica the Eidinburgh Whig lawyers. The political power hs lay which they proposed to make the Free Church in those so for days is, in some respects, ...

... while there is yet a chacce of doing so. It is not our hahi Free C to talk politics in this place, but we may just remind our Whig M.P.'s, and other trading politicians, who may be at a agree loss for a grievance, of the continued existence of that most ...

... contrast with the selfish policy of the Conservatives. Game, therefore, will become once more, at an election time, a great Whig trap to catch the farmer's vote. We pity the farmers of Aberdeenssire if they walk into, this ill conceal- ad snare. Any hoot ...

... carried out soeie day, Mr Disraeli followed Mr Osborne into the history of the Ballot, ascribing it to the disappointment of the Whig managers at finding so many county con- stituencies returning Tory members in the second election after the Reform Bill. They ...

... congratulated ,ave the Radical section of the Liberal party in h3aving converted the mO5 inosfrity of the Cabinet and the 'Whigs to the necessity of the a lot; h ut, for his own pact, hie looked forward with sm Dols anit-ohear how the Prime Minister and ...

... spirit which lead ale men to lay down lives for what they hold to be truth is the bri very breath of national life.; if any Whig writer has ever a pailnted a more touching picture, of the. hitter men of Both. raj we Ilhaugh than the novelist who delighted ...

... there is no need for apprehending any serious consequences. UNPSIECEDENTED CAPTURE OF SAaLMON--A correspondent of thefBlefast Whig, writi ng from Anusgasson, in the County Tt. Louth, says :-The sea net fishing in this district, which th will elose in a few ...