... than comply with the prayer of a memorial signed .y a large majority of the members returned from Ireland. For once Ulster Whigs, Munster Irreconcilable*, Orange officials, and Nationalist nominees have agreed in an appeal to the Government to undertake ...

... Franchise Bill with an amendment in precisely similar terms to those with which Lord Stanley (the present Lord Derby) met the Whig Bill in late; and the other an amendment to the Vole of Credit which Colonel Stanley gave nonce of, the Some to decline further ...

... The was that Mr. Edward Clash 's exceedingly pawed speed' was listened to only by these who het lean hope ben their by the Whigs he heap a Uwe s. Mesh as el apt es be The spew* do de bees d k leis\ tor die bus lit. termed. se ewe. odd Why, be is dia ...

... Tennyson will sit. It is that be will not incur Lord livenedle s plea the His are told. are Liberal. His family co nark oat as a Whig. Perhaps su. But ere sus bow/ add that, if we are to trod hie published nen look with iwpa 'epee and contempt en i abed Liberal ...

... Kensington. at the door the Whips au-mire stand, ivar•iing the purta ono on either hand : I.' Allegro *nines and gets the Whigs to stay, II l'enseroao mental' the Rads his Thus the ny Whip, and thus the Whinny'', K.'.' and pads in hand by love and fear ...

... to the Bill. The whole thing is too obviously • compromise among the various sections of the Cabinet. Neither Radicals nor Whigs are satisfied. The absolute surrender of Ireland to Mr. Parnell causes misgiving among the latter, while the method to which ...

... open arms, bet they canwst. The measure has produced not one vwbit more enthusiasm to-day then it did in the House het nigh Whigs and Radic a l s are a lik e susp i c i ous o f at. Both seem to think they have entered on a confOrray, the end of which th ...