... judicious use of the a Radical vote, they are now seeking to main- a 'wtain themselves in office by cultivatina the goodwill of Whigs and Conservatives. All their efforts to establish a distinction in r '3,principle between their policy in Egypt and Es. that ...

... two great parties in e the State. HVere it otherwise, Sir STAFFORD 2 INOnrTnCOTx would probably have stood aloof from both Whigs and Tories instead of plunging into the stormy waters of political controversy. For his eminently fair and t judicial temperament ...

... world outside. But this was not the only reason. The Tories made large promises. They were long out of office, and as the Whigs did comparatively little for the agricultural population. while the Conser* tives could at least prouuse to do something as ...

... scientists. The paper on Convey, the wise it call, is carefully compounded of the somewhat antagonistic elements, Conservatism and Whig- gism, but while we feel bound to acknowledge the ability of the writer, we do not hesitate to pro- phesy that no Land Law ...

... Liberals, the Premier utight affect e to disregard it, but it mnst be ?? ?? t that on certain points of Irish policy th? ,f Whigs showed significant signs of revolt. b The great fact to be impressed snow, inl season and out of season, upon Conservative ...

... OF oISPECTOR oVxLWRIasu.-n- At the conclusion of the ordinary business of tbE police-couart on Saturday, Mr. J. M'Connochie, whig was on the benh, expressed Ids regret that Insnec- tor Wallbridge, the officer of the court, was tbout to retire from the force ...

... fix a time. He urged them to charge the Government they should no longer delay doing their duty on this matter. Never mind Whigs or Tories, but charge at the polling booths, and return men who could trust the people to get rid of this great curse. Charge ...

... accepted It as satisfactory even by that section of the as Tj Home Rule party which is anxious to ally ti itself with the Whigs. The Government has ce made one more important concession to the be Parnellites by abolishing the valuers apmt pointed under ...

... consequentlyZD ,did their utmost to represent the aft srcontest in the North Riding as one o of the mast momentous in which Whigs and ?? Tormes had ever been engaged. The Dsily a t Yeiws wrote about the election yesterday as if du e- the fate of the Ministry ...

... all their colleagues have .-to dois tosay ditto nto Mr.Gladjstone or ME C hamberlain. But it is possible that someof -the Whig members of the Cabinet are not 'e prepared to abandon their independence ye. e Mr. Saia advocates the use of c losaure in ...

... fully laid and cleverly planned. But the [ most sanguine amongst them did not hope = for such a conclusion. On Thursday the Whigs were sounded aS to their views on the 14th clause. When it was found they were favourable to a coali- tion it was determined ...

... night announces, that the Conservatives of the North Riding do not anticipate serious opposition because several influential Whigs will not support the Government candidate, they are likely to find their impression corrected, but there is little doubt that ...