... argument but force; AVith equal care to Cambridge books he sent For Whigs allow no force but argument. The retort was as good as the case admitted. But lio must lie a very strong Whig or a very weak critic who will pronounce that even Oxonian readers ...

... Thereis none j greater than I : no, not one. If to this it be adoed tbat there is an overwhelming probability that he is a Whig, we have a satisfactory account of tbe disparagement. Ih spite of all tbis tbe facts remain as they were, and people will think ...

... STANS. Feu, and Mr. Mt:Num-La were not raised to office. Mr. WINTEHBOTIIABI protests that there is rather too much of the old Whig and Peelite element in the Cabinet. Sir CHARLES DILKE declares, with some warmth, his belief that by ye. placing the influence ...

... leadership of tbeir bienop, Dr. Nutty. With chara teris.ic prudence they wait*.- until it became quite certain tbat neither of tbe Whig candidates, Sir John Ennis or Mr. lease, would be returned, and then tbey determined to come in with the winner. Accordingly ...

... _ . and NEW SONGS.- 3 , 1 R. v. S . A . N,T . I.: : : :. ,Y;S tuo GREAT mod The Whig arid 1. by Ilenriettc. re.eived enthusiasm at the Collet/ta. Price ts. 800.11 and Co. Hullesetreet. WILY'S REASON. Ballad. By W. S. IFJ J. L. MOLLOY. Author am) Comproer ...

... Illome-order to 129. LC. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1. The observations made to-day by the Times in summing up the two letters of A Whig and Independant, on the policy of Mr. GLADBTONN, enhance the absurdity of the dilemma into which the Liberal party has ...

... ls. per higher may he at les. to ..2s _ and rod at 5.5. toast per at none. In other descrip!lons of spring there wss nothing Whig worthy remark. and mad be written a. !tote. NEWARK. Wens rains V. • Sadie: hi the wheat trete the prices of last bring exceeded ...

... Coercion Bill, rah was intended to pt I atop to murder end robbery in Westmeath. Ile referred to Mr. Gladatone's statement Whig reference to the discharge a dockyard and arsenal workmen, and stated that the figures quoted were likely to mislead the pol ...

... It is possible that at the bottom of the Mallow exploit is the familiar principle e-tablished in tbe Irish popular mind by Whig unscrupulosity, that the chances of obtaining fresh ?? concessions depend on a renewal of the system, so successful before ...

... demanab tolaranlek being Is. yr. in malting, to W., grinding, W. to 35.. pee yr. 01144 supply ••• about an average, and of • Whig to. qt. Pls. or: new white. 27a. 10 .9.. nr• 2,a. to W. • old 2. to 31 idd 26*. to 20s. per 14 stone. too. r.. slot nod ...

... grant money for a Koyal resi- dence iv Ireland will also give a stimulus to the Home-rule movement. It is another profound Whig blunder. The Mormt g Mail denounces tbe meanness of this retreat from what was regarded throughout Ireland as a specific engage- ...

... inittowieem. we bedded sme physical if blood•poisadne has hi.. in hyd in the Wm oe ia 4 70 21 61:d ar ifMr. Pil age l je °lnset Whig, OP is am As al watibiaga Me Matt, said maim, bs suoldsral as ornasi—at die d sash • he tbst dimes m.sib l issa dewbe itla ...