... AMENDMENT ON THE ADDI ‘There were ramours yesterday that an eminent Whig would move an amendment on the Address, insisting that the Government shall take edlectual steps to make the law respected in Ireland. This fecling will be deepened when it becomes ...

... she should live and die with Great Britain. He (Mr Maa- della) had not a word to say against the Whigs. It was the new Whigs that brought the name of “Whig” into discredit. Allading to the tion of Mr Dillon, Mr Mundetla said he held the sume views as he ...

... began. actio fusion is vanishing in society a calm is has the flutter and excil ‘tement of the few preceding omit days. The Whigs have at last been answered. At the end of last week thry flattered themselves feres they were carrying all beforethem. Their ...

... of the Tories in Mid-Lothian being prepared to support a Whig candidate against Mr Glad- stone, but who the Whig candidate may be is a profound secret. Still the story may be true, for the Whigs are in an awfully pugnacious temper. Happily, Mr Gladstone's ...

... as oh i WR ct ee ———e——— even still quieter ; but happily here no dissensions occurred, and both Whigs and Radicals voted for ‘Mr against Mr Auldjo Jamieson, the ‘Tory. In the Eastern Division a small band of resolute men are an association on ad- vanced ...

... left his place and quitted the House, When hereturned,soonafter Mr Gladstone’s arrival, he,too, was loudly cheered by the Whigs and Conservatives—the only sections of the House which had not joined in cheering the Premier. After the questions to Ministers ...

... certain conditions and at certain times to Westminster. Mr Chamberlain, on the other hand, should not have joined himself to the Whigs who at Devonshire House on Friday, to arrange a plan of campaign against Mr Gladstone, even more than against his Bills. Bat ...

... finally destroyed by the conjunction of Lord Hi; ington with Mr Chamberlain yesterday. Wh) re, we ever else is possible, a Whig-Conservative-Rad Ministry is not. The all = dissolution in the early mer, The Times forecasts the livision thas : Six four ...

... only the great leader of they were supporting but the great leaders of the Conservative party, parties in their efforts to the Whig and Radical ! maintain the integrity o' the Empire, Mr painter, seconded the motion; and there being no amendmeat, the Chairman ...

... consent to efface himself sake of the leader of the Whigs. Still more pertinent is the question, Will the regular Tory rank and file of place hunters consent to share and share alike with the Whigs ? I can only say that I'll believe this when I see it- ...

... into circulation to the effect that Government were whele seasonable, with several days—notaal, discouraging opposition to Whig Univnists ; that Saturday—of yreat heat. But if there have be it Mr Finlay was being protected in the Inverness extremes of ...

... According to report, Lord Salis- | ; bury, though failing ie his cvalition scheme, | | succeeded in the co-operation of the | , Whig chief in his endeavour to tackle the | , Hibernian difficulty. Any measure devised for that purpose by the Tory Cabinet is ...