... troth of what I say, you have only compare the Northern Whig and Morning Newt* two and three column reports with the three-quarter column usually given your case by the Newt-Letter. When the Whig and Morning Newt, which you have never supported, gave reports ...

... do within the next few days. The Conservative Whips, however, decline all preliminary arrangements, alter the fashion of the Whig Whips. ...

... Ministerial majority, important popular questions are brought forward far debate, and in this disinterested enterprise the Whig whips make concealment of the fact that they rely in a great measure, as the instrument of their success, the vote of the Irish ...

... THE LIBERAL SPLIT. Lord Fnzw.LUAM’s letter is regarded in some quarters evidence impending split betweeu tho Whigs and the Liberals. The rmmor aro drawing vay frsra Mr. Gladstone and Lord Granville, and daily drawing closer to Lords Bc-aconsfield end ...

... columns of the Whig. He has endeavonrcd to set himself right with the tenantfarmers of the North of Ireland, in the pages of the Examiner of this morning, in still more remarkable expressions. The rev. gentleman states that is neither Whig nor a Ton' —although ...

... wouuded Turkish soidiei.'i, it might have tbonrbt wou'd Lave been regarded unobjectionable. This, however, is not so. Several of Whig Peers have written expressing their disapproval the scheme. They do not, course, object tho sending oat of blankets to the ...

... efforts are made to put down anyone who attempts to oppose Capt. O’Beimewho Mr. M'Gowan calls, in his address, “the nominee of Whig Club.” In some places Mr M'Gowan’s address has been torn down, and where this has not succeeded ip wholly obliterating it. ...

... Fitzwilliam, though not an orator, is one of the most influential of the Whig Peers ; indeed, after the Duke of Devonshire, ho may be described the chief territorial leader of the Whig party. Bis open and marked separation from the policy of .Mr. Gladstone ...

... Canal purchase. Popular opinion would refuse join such an enterprise. It has common sense which sees great deal further than Whig spectacles ever do. THE ITALIAN RAILWAYS. Bomb. Thubsdat.—The Ovini ne says the negotiations for the purchase the Southern ...

... land-jobbers and rackrenters are Whigs; and I have hesitation in Ftfitimz that the Catholic Whig landowners are worst of this bad lot. Who have fought the ,t right* of the tenants at the various Land Sessions since 1870? The Whigs. Do find hie names of Downshire ...

... According to London correspondent the electors of Ireland are threatened with a tremendous attack from tho leaders of the Whig party, and wonderful efforts are made for purpose of unseating, on the first opportunity, every Conservative member present ...

... country is interested, their policy is immeasurably r© worthy of eommondation than wist of the Whigs. “Constantly” expresses Father Cahill, “are the Whigs casting m the teeth Catholics that the Tory party have never done anything for them. Bat might not ...