... MR GLADSTONE AND THE BIOGRAPH. Th« ATsrttsra Whig ha* beea informed th* bat authority tbat Gladstone'* answer, to oar tain quatioas pnbtob*d iu were not given for publication, but aada te p*r*o» who wa* by Gtedston* b* engaged serious study; and that ...

... reland-namely, the t 7'is tiunt in Dublin, the Conalilafiou in Corlk, t and nowv the W'hig in Belfast, It is, of course, t not known as yet upon what policy the Northera v Whig will be for the f£ture conducted, but it is 3 vnderstood itwill remain an organ ...

... doubtful that the subscription list which has just been opened will soon be filled with the names the admirers the Government Whig writer. Each ' contribution is limited to one guinea. The Vicar of Woking state* that a cremation furnace baa been started ...

... Radicals. The work. ing men are quite right in anowing Tories to get into the house to defeat this exclusive policy of the Whigs, and may do it without saoriicing any principle. The working mon's3policy i3 to insist upon their own repre. sentatives, and ...

... with bringing it about ! Now, nothing but the belief that people will stand anything, will forget everything, will rejoice in Whig Radical government whatever happens, could dictate such a speech. Public Opinion! Whoformed that public opinion'? Did not these ...

... 4767 births hi rer and 28G5 deaths were regiatored- in 18 of the largest rece a Esiglih towns, Including London. The births whig the exceeded by 110, while the deaths were 126 Satt int below, the average weeoly numbers during l m- 1873. The deaths showed ...

... to write Messrs Harland and Wolb' that the committee would wait upon them at the 'Island at eleven o'clock on Thursday ?? Whig. ...

... Witneqs askod for a remand until hlionde~r, aned lent tnua certiete from Dr. R. B. Moore, to the eifect thest tue ch3'id, w~hig was at. hie house, waes suffering frece coneurssion of the brain, and couldl not be movedl-scrtainly for twenty-fetes ?? waqs ...

... them into more active intercut in the land question, There wUI, saiil, however, considerable difficulty in dealing with the Whig section ol their adherents. Karl Granville, it is asserted, by means in harmony on the subject either with Mr Gladstone the ...

... COR Tnicrv,,r, W ?? Vtho Coru .I^:xcbwgo to-day is ttgain conducted within vtry tl ntarrow limits, except in American flour, whig;h, in canoe- tn quenee of the continuance of tho Continental demand, tells L to sttieigtheon the valuo of other descriptions ...

... butter. (;S. NEXWYASTLE ?? MAl;ui- T, OYiow.eday.-There wats a slrall asrinval of i Liaitove, with. at go'do - nasid. The fidb,whig Were the ljries:-sicotcij re- gents, 12s Gd to 13. (ill; English, 12s to 12s Gd reds, 1s ; roclis. l()s p)cI lou!d. I NLWCASTLE ...

... their aI own representatives, and in default of success to epermit Lories to be sent into the House untl the e course, the Whigs will be happy to compronis, o0 and allow a few working men's resentatives n e the House. But theyhave shown cleariythat they ...