... even as a despairing one, two months ago. We assume that it hints in the article to which we refer, at a readiness of the Old Whig Peersto act decisively against Mr. Gladstone, if they could gain some support in the Commons. “Too “late,” we fear, is the ...

... of the Church. But any man who analyses the definitions of Whig and Tory left us by the great Whig writer! of a period when those names represented a meaning, will see that the Whigs insisted upon an active recognition of the principles the Reformation ...

... WHIG AND TORY LORDS ON THE ARMY L The first debate in the Lords on the Army Bill was marked by very extraordinary incidents. The chief apologist for the crude and costly measure was the Conservative Earl of Derby. The principal opponent of it, who spoke ...

... THE HUNTING (vRoM Tue WHIG.”) The husting season promises to prove one of the most brilliant on record. Not only are foxes re- perted stoat and plentifal, but other game are wing themselves in a most tem: macner ay hg ter wilds of this fine sporting country ...

... yom rase from the body of the interrupted apeaker. He was riot down asa Whig, and his voice drowsed in the aoise which continzed he sat down again without making bim-elf audible. Mr Leswow the Rev P they knew the j.irets and they know tim, and knew whetber ...

... The Dublin and Antrim Junction Railway.—TJ* Northern Whig says:— At last it would appear that the much-talked-of Dublin and Antrim Junction is in a fair way completion. Yesterday the holders met in the company's offices in Donegall-pl*** and agreed to ...

... Contrisution To THE CHICAGO KELIEP Foxp.—The Northern Whig states that the Messrs. Burns, of Glasgow, who are well known as the principal proprietors of the Cunard Company, have sub- scribed the princely sum of two thousand pounds to the Chicago relief ...

... DEATH OF MASTER MAGRATH. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The sjHirting fraternity throughout the world, and many thousands who have never seen a pair of greyhounds slipped, nor ventured a shilling on the result of a course, will be sorry to learn that Lord ...

... all chance of recovering their places, What is wanted for Dublin is either two Whigs pure and simple, or two, call them by what name yun please, who will vote with the Whigs on all proper occasions. Home Rule, that great National effort of a patriotic ...

... will paralyze the Government, without fear of or of the succession of Whig tertitorial magnates. The Spectator is uevertheless ** cuncerned at the displeasure of the wa.ering Whigs, as indicating an attitude of mind which may throw a mass of influence ...

... letter on the Mayor's escape of knighthvod—all yive promise of the 6 time coming” when the Nurthetn Whigs shall have their own We do not deny that this Whig has got such a degree and sort uf en- couragement for its hopes as may naturally have caused a tlutter ...

... An attempt to be made, however, to revive tho Home-Rule-Whig organization, and that cause, are gravely told—dues our contemporary think tho Irish people fools I—is not dead dying l n The Whig Placehunter cause! The Sectarian Office-seeking cause ! This ...