... extreme. This is partly due to the increased belief that Mr Gladstone is not inclined to compromise, and also to the fact that Whig members of the House of Commons, who | in the earlier stages of the bill in the Lower House Were regarded as constituting one ...

... tho right hand and on the left their followers have clnng closely and steadfastly to them. Tho oft-predicted revolt of the Whigs far off as the always imminent mutiny of the l\Axdicals. one chapter of their Irish legislation-—so it was said—they made a ...

... height of * *° DBESS IMPROVERS, all Newest Shape]. W*° * 3,11, 4/6, to 6/11 »«e I A ? C rj P°ST.-John Cordeux. Sons, and pf-«i whig the facilities of the t> 3 ...

... learn that was yesterday congratulated on his uncompromising letter to the Tim— with reference to the first amendment, both Whigs and Radicals asserting that the letter had done much stimulate the party and effect the great Government victory of last night ...

... published in Dublin Wednesday: Last night (Tuesday), at ten o'clock, whilst Dublin was en fete, warder on duty Gaol heard whig above his bead, and looking ap saw a rocket shoot sky from distant wing the prison. That being the last place the world where ...