... though the Government was no5 we'ak in the House of Lords his services we;'-e not slightlyV valued, He had bean con- sidered a Whig-ozie cannot well imagine a Tory Duke of Airgyll -before he was a minister, and on the downfall of Lord- Aberdeen's Government ...

... in the Government of the country. The movement has been influentially taken up, and has been very generally supported, the Whigs alone holding aloof, AFFAY WITH POACHERS.-At Atherstone petty sessions, on Tuesday, threemen named John West, Thomas Richards ...

... anything to do with it, though he was aware that the Irish in Great Britain were altogether in favour of it. He said the Whigs understand that they cannot return to power without Irish aid, and when the Home-rule members numbered eighty, Parlia- ment ...

... Bavon tU Stockmnar says that the desire to keep the in name of the Queen out of public dis.. in cussions is a device of the Whigs for ti extinguishing Royalty. A page or two later the el Prince Consort-that is, the Queen-avows his 1 agreement with the ...