... CENSURE. The Post saya :—The Government Whips anticipate a majority of nearer seventy than sixty on the vote of Cenßure. Some Whigs, whoae possible defection was regarded with apprehension, will support the Government. Two or throe or more adventurous spirits ...

... the extent of per c-nt. yet. The law holds man to be a pickpocket whether he steals 4i. from you' person your whole pound. Whig landowners cannot consistently object to hand ;>er cant, of their property over to their as they compelled the Irish landlords ...

... sectione. Among tho latter were Mesars. Parnell, Sexton, Gray, M'Carthy, and most of the extreme section; while tho Moderate or Whig section were repreaented in tbe Opposition lobby by Sir P. O'Brien, Colonel Colthurst, The O'Douoghue, aud Messrs. Meldon, ...

... warm friendship of the present Prime Minister— (cheers). Mr. Gladstone was not then what might be called either a Liberal or Whig, but he was honest man, and he was eminently God fearing and right-doing man. Sir Thomas Acland then referred to his early ...

... —Mr. Bottomlby. was then called on to address the meeting, and iv opening the proceedings remarked that .j . a Wonder to ths Whig.puzzle to the Liberal, and riddle to the Radical —a Conservative working man. And where he oame from—Oldham—there were 9 ...

... a heavy minority next Monday that minority would represent the feeliags of the majority of the English people because the Whigs would vote against their consciences. AGGRESSIVE CONSERVATISM. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes ...

... declaring their intention to vote against the resolution. Such a course he regarded as fraught with danger to the interests of the Whig section of the party. The feeling of the country had been illustrated by a recent meeting at Sheffield in condemnation of the ...

... Russell, Mr. B. Samuelson, and Mr. H. Samuelson. The majority comprised 220 Conservatives, Liberals, and 40 Mites and Moderate or Whig Home Rulers. Tbe Liberals were tbe Marquis of Stafford, Viscount Ebrington, Lord C. Bruce, Sir R. Blennerbassett, Hou. C. W ...

... spent •; I b adewe pine hewer its shetders, palpitation of the beart, dimes& slaking before mesh, Ilefeleem and weaken ; after Whig woad eel vainly trying several esthetes, and eine l evier up ie deeper, I sew ems of Rackhain's bills demilleig eggering. I ...

... amusement not unusual with kind of tight rope daucing, which balanced himself with graceful poisa the Irish Nationalists and the Whig Party. The hon. member created considerable merriment by quoting Mr. O'Connor Power's speech with reference to the O'Donoghue ...

... price. His $ mate of tha compensation to be paid , without allowing f or delay.—Mr. Thomas land taken at 15s. par foot. Alio whig for sale, consequential damages, and delay, ha' to the improved value of the street froutage, flJJ c>'V total compensation ...

... Summit, Tomah up a.s. The Orestes is in sight. She will 'Wm the he • but will go MI et mot is Togas& We see at the mos. Spits Whig wed dot is diem** is their asp es Is is &Sibs at phiatier, as thaw rho is wash Nelms dein a share is the booty to from Dabs ...