... the people of Ireland by the executive of the Loyal and Patriotic Union, denouncing the action of the National league, and Whig the events of the past five years, daring which time the Land and National Leagues are described as having embittred the home ...

... applause). H a certain number of the Cabinet on the Radical side were absent, the Liberals or Whigs had their way; and, if on the other hand, some of the Whig members were absent, the Radicals had it their own way, so hat it at first went one way and then ...

... own. This will go farther in the way of Home Rule, and if he can only keep the Whigs together, it will obtain the support of a majority of the Howie. The object of gutting Whig support was the primary reason for the recent gatherings at klawardeu—we have ...

... Chamberlain's speech has got beyond the newspaper offices ; but whatever he may say is not likely very much to reassure those Whigs who have finally broken loose. There is a rude awakening in the Radical camp to-day. The result of the municipal elections ...

... who bad been wrioaely ill for some weeks, succumbed on Saturday afternoon. Mr. J. Lowther, jun., M.P., is of opinion that the Whig party cut their own throats when they rare their adhesion to the Franchise and the Seale Bills. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh ...

... Irish National Leaguers were jubilant yesterday, at their meeting, at the results of the elections. The death knell of the Whigs in Ireland had been sounded, and in future the only two parties in the country would Naha Irish party and the English party ...

... Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke, very much to his annoyance, have declared against H. and it is also suggested that some of the Whigs do not very keenly appreciate the idea. As with the leaders, so with the press ;the Daily calls out for the speedy staungulation ...

... be got to oppose the Bill, and that indirectly by voting for a motion for the adjournment of the debate. A large number of Whigs, o. however, left the House to avoid voting. Mr. Goschen will be the chairman of the committee which is to inquire into the ...

... per sack Apply THOMAS VOWlAS.yhltrlnttebtreen„Hrlgol. IUfILK -1-About 50 gellon-k, one or two lots, dolirererl twke daily. Whig^ or usighbourbuorl—Address 1/11k. Letter Is:sw/up. Bristol. I.IOR KALE, strong Handsome COB, 14.2, 1 Lees nitalarly drivan ...

... Polling Othirici. lavt autumn. I make no apology for Petting Address on the present occasion. The utiedeeds of the present semi-Whig, seinlitadiesl Government, with divided Counsels, with no settled policy, with uo aulheguen and no backbone, have brought this ...

... the last-mentioned subject strengthens the suspicion, already existing, not without cause, that this is a point on which the Whig leaders may, perhaps, ace their way to the humouring of the Radical faction. It is tree that the noble lord, • few days ago ...

... debates on the Housing of the Poor Bill have been protracted to-night beyond any fair measure of their importance. The Radical-Whig cabal which wants to upset the Bill has struggled very hard, but the firmness of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach's leadership has overborne ...