... might know them. The English Government had learned by this time to be mortally in dread of tins Irish party. The Northern Whig reports a split among the Belfast Home Rulers 011 the question of continuing Mr. Butt as leader, or appointing Mr. Mitchell ...

... questions he will support the Conservative Party, feeling assured that any Government is better for Ireland than that of Whigs, Secularists, and the right hon. member for Greenwich. He will strenuously oppose Sunday and early closing of public-bouses ...

... which no real grip of American politics is possible, and quite as interesting even to ourselves as our own early records of Whig and Tory. We should be glad to see a volume like this in every household library. Foe or friend must accord exceptional value ...