... DEMANDS A REDUCTION. The Rev. Dr. Kane, the Orange leader of Belfast, has just addressed a remarkable letter to the Northern Whig, in which he laments the action taken by some ultra-Protestants in opposing meetings held to demand a reduction of rent in ...

... made. At the last election the Liberals had declared in favour of Home Rule. The Liberal Unionists were, with few exception Whigs who had always been the weakness of the Liberal party, and he hoped they, having left it, would never come back. He contended ...

... will inevit- ably create dissensions in the councils of the dissentient Liberals. Mr Goschen, and possibly the majority of the Whig section of the political community, will support the Govern ment, but Mr Chamberlain will find it difficult to do otherwise ...

... mentioned, the Liberals lost another great party — the Whigs. (Laughter.) Tney were very respectable people, large landlords who professed Liberalism, but lie had always doubted and mistrusted the Whigs, for though he had always considered them to entertain ...

... with such a communication as Mr Chamberlain has written. The sum total of the whole proceedings I take to be this. The small Whig body that acts with Lord Hartington will vote with the Government and for coercion probably a section of the more Radical members ...

... What he is dreaming of when he takes hold of an old fossilised Tory like Lord SALISBURY with the one hand, and a slow-going Whig like Lord HARTiNGTON with the other, and at the same t!me tries to keep step with a jigging mountebank like Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ...

... for disinterested advice, the right hOD. gentleman's opinions are received with considerable distrust by most of the leading Whigs. LORD R. CHURCHILL'S REASONS FOR RESIGNING. The Pall Mall Gazette has an article statiug that Lord Randolph Churchill's version ...