... It quarrelled over its Budget the Hundred Millions Budget It disagreed about Egypt It became hopelessly divided Ireland The Whigs wanted Coercion Bill a Purchase Bill insisted County Government Bill and no Coercion There no secret about the fierc conflict ...

... Church Temporalities Commission, published in & series of uooontradicted letters in widrlvcirculated j urr.il, “The Northern Whig, and afterward* reprinted Messrs. F. D. Finlay and Sen, of Belfast, I find tbs following From tithe.*.—Aggregate government ...

... moved by the generous impulses of Chrlstmastide, they have resolved that it should be a feast all round, at 'which Tory and Whig, Liberal and Radical should be invited to bury the hatchet, turn their scalping knives into carvers, and their war spears into ...

... Home Rule. A certain number of a clasa el designated by Mr Gladstone as ' nominal Home Rulers ' fiJ proved themselves more Whigs than Irish Nationalists, It with the result that every one-with the excepion of tc Mr Mitchell Henry-has lost his seat in ...

... of the local Veluattor r;:ff, was buried with military honors. FROM THE Doe OLD SAW (he the of Party Ogle* the is best the Whig Udine, Obidatam la net mutability, You bat your bottom dollar Ha frost with much agility. But Baum altars collar How TO TAN ...

... petty tyranny is unfortunately but too common this Christmastide. as I hear from various parts of the country that the Tory and Whig dispensers of local charities have acted in similar manner. If these gentry think by such injustice to coerce the poor elector ...

... CHRISTWATOII. Gm. 'es a handsome tip all round. OLD HAW ita-sur ifr the use of ('arty Cabinet makers.) —As the Rad is heat the Whig inclines. A TRVCB TO POINTICL—Ies, there is at this festive mama • but at the same time what a remarkable psevalsce at evening ...

... certain to be taken up sooner or later He suggests that some new name Bhould be chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to array themselves under the banner Constitutiona liberty ...

... duet of a soldier to the pit provided by the parish fur the reception of pauper coffins was averted. Now for the contrast. Two Whig placemen, to abom vicissitudes of politics have lately relegated to their normal olocority, have applied for and obtained pensions ...

... enfranchisement of his fellow subjects, and has sent to Parliament compact body of 80 Home Rulers without whose support neither Whigs nor Tories can maintain power. Mr. Gladstone is credited with attempting to win their support promising to meet the major part ...

... certain to be taken up sooner or later. He ruuests that some new name should to chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and Moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to army themselves under the banner of Constitutional liberty ...

... form back again in the House of Commons. But is it notrather curious that Edinburgh is becoming the refuge for the En;,lisit Whigs who cannot get En constituencies to return them First Mr. now Mr. Childers. At Oxford, the greatest possible satisfaction has ...