... experience of a democratic opposition, had au idea that the Hleooe Rulers avere like the Whigs, and could be managed with equal facility. In former times the Whig Irish members wvere the most docile, the inost contemptible, the most worthless, and the ...

... to induce them to vote for that gentle- man. The hearing of the case will be continued to-day. - . IT is a pity the Northern Whig is not dispenser of the patronage of Dublin Castle, or that it is not even consulted when the Lord Lieutenant has an office ...

... pi no fewer than 43, or nearly one-half, of the -whole I constituent body was absent ! Some were Conser- b vatives, some Whigs, and some Home Rulers. Of w the latter section 12 were absent, or about a fith of l the whole ! One Conservative (Ur. Mellor ...

... guilty of the inconsistency of doing all in his power to widea the breach. He dwelt upon the 1 necessity of closing up the Whig aud Radical asnke, but in tihe same breath attacked Mr. Bright ior his recent speech at Birminghamm. This leng- | locked for ...

... does not care to climb the tree to snatch it; but she is equally resolved to have the fruit. The foreign policy of successive Whig Governments has, of course, led to the pre. a ent state of affairs. Had we adopted a firm and dignified attitude towards Germany ...

... Thus&da7 esit, the Ieitfr of thn Uiet:!tr hxzanbr is Ameedg himiself Itn il' lesand* only playing second Ii~dcth ti Satar dtay'o Whig. If thu woi ty editor had ?? hsLiS ?? to the ?? es they. ocuritad t4here Wea4i f L1 svabeen no canee-r oomploint. Bat shen ...

... the sur- prise had been wll and elaborately planned. It is thought they had waited till the laat moment in the hope that a Whig might have been also sterted. When it became known that a consertative was nominated, the town became greatly excited. In the ...

... which iuduced him twelve months ago to -appeal to the country for a renewal of its con- fidence. The country condemned the Whigs, and Nr. Gladstone's colleagues lost their places. The country has bean a great gainer, and the place- hunters have lost in ...

... Inn a icountry like Spain the life of a dynasty is to be measured only by the capacity of its enemies to pull it down ! The Whigs are regularly played out in the I Potteries. No decent man is prepared to carry their oolours during the forthcoming election ...

... sidering that there are. exclusive of Conservatives, at least five different parties in Ireland now-the Ultramontanes, the Whigs, the Horme Ridlers, the Nationalists, and the out-and-out Fenians-the pro- ceedings went off as well as anyone could have hoped ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. MR. CHARLEY, M.P., AND THE WHIG. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTEP. SIR -Lawyers have a good deal of dry uninterest- ing work, and a little fun must be rather attractive. But, according to the Wijiy of to-day, the honour- able ...

... a marquis, regard being had to ;he fact that the son of a great Whig duke, with two or three thousand a year, is at thla moment Sergeant of the House, while the son o. another great Whig earl is its chaplain! .1. All -C V9 a NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND ...