... The Whig Amnesty Dodge. « D. F. C.” writes, in a long letter— As your journal the organ of the cause for which the Suspects are in prison, perhaps you could say wherefore all the canting appeals for mercy made on their behalf in a certain Whig daily ...

... WHIG SPIEIT IN ULSTER. If the Northern Whig is to be believed, quite » •' spunkey” lit has seized the so-called Liberals of the North. That journal states that it is informed on reliable authority that they have decided to contest no fewer than nineteen ...

... Dissensions Amongst the Whigs. (srscwtAL rimeoux.) Thinday. Speaking all • wissilig sewn of the wadi- I dature el Mr ilenseell Idealtsge far the Idea In the WWg lefelnet ef bweegh of chapel, held ha IWO Med% lb Marhy, 111 IP. hs wee gee. I lionlarly la ...

... WHIG LAMENT. The Northern WKia of Wednesday morning is in gloomy mood. It says;— Had the Liberal electors of the city Derry abstain**.! from supporting Mr. Lewi*, Mr. M'Carthy would have been returned. But th Mr. Walker would have received the Nationalist ...

... seen. Mr Gladstone’s late anpeal to us to reason in the spirit the Whig party was an exhortation founded argument put forward by Lord Edmond Fitsmaurice. This was most fair argument, and Whig” only in the sense that it was reasonable and moderate. But Liberal ...

... THE WHIG AND TORY NOMINEES, MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. THE CASTLEBLAYNEY CONVENTION. OPENING THE CAMPAIGN. The campaign in Monaghan, canaed by the resignation of Mr. Oiran, who haa accepted the office of Crown Solicitor for Meath and Kildare, haa ...

... THE WHIGS MB. GLADSTONE. The Duke of Bedford’s Protest. ANOTHER great Whig magnate has joined in the protest against Home Hule. The Duke of Bedford follows the lead of the Duke of Westminster. The ox-Premier is not the person onder-estimate the importance ...

... VII WHIG/ AND HONE RCM (PROM 14/f MONT'S 01410.1 /fir Gle:lstewe fellowoeparetins le ! hassle el the Dohs of Aron are to be pine.l , who ha‘• the el • gnat. lb.ynay wrintl• sad moan 111 they an •.Leted, bat Ls rape. lately lora Co co• e: the Gledetwites ...

... THE WHIG MEMBERS AND THE LAND BILL. The Daily News hears that the meeting of Whig members of Parliament on Thursday evening to con. , rider the Compensation Bill was thinly at. tended, and that it resulted in an expression of opinion against the bill ...

... ULSTER WHIGS AND SELF-GOVERNMENT. It will not be cleuicß that tilings have come to a serious pass when the Tenant-Right party in Ulster begin to talk about the necessity of large scheme of local self-govern. ment and ask for the establishment of Comity ...

... SHEDDING Ol’F THE WHIGS. Earl Guey and Lord Grey have followed the Duke of Air.vi. L, deserting the Liberal party. This opens the field to the Radical Section, which can only succeed by offering largo reforms. As ii fiuit, Irish party now hold the key ...

... The great Liberal Party, Whigs Radicals and all their sub-divisions, united on at least one point, and was safe start on that. After nut searching of hearts and cudgelling of brains they have found a good cry” for the English constituencies, and “No Homo ...