... so in tee old days, when the great leadeirs of the Whig party led tle people to victory. in those days the names of i Cavenldisht ed Sanle overa found side by side with that or Charles Fox in the Whig division lobby. Bet wtat happened now? ln these days ...

... hut he has promised to resign. Lord Avelarud, wrhenI he was 3Er. Gilbert Hleatbcote, representedi Boston in the Orange or Whig interest. MR. BL~ANES. h ev. Yox-};, Thursday (lt'urer).-lt is announced that Mr. Blinne has arrived at Ellswcrtb, Mlaine, ...

... official policy of the wh',!e onnealon. Ii it were ri-ght to use pro- faire lahnguage of august ecclesiastical circles, the Whigs haxe been -dished'' once inore. I am thankful for the resCdt. Our Churcha w.ll spepch wiih one Voice. I an nut aeare ti at ...

... reform of lai government at this particualar time; and he would E~e a bold man who'would affizm that a polc of 'Dishing the Whigs, pred ye present Unionist Govemment, would, if carried out , sound the deathlmell of Home Rule. Eour lately contested elections ...

... proposed. to accomplish whenever they had the power. It will be half done by their opponents on the old principle of dilshing the Whigs, and will be accepted by the Liberals..with the determination to carry it out completely as soon as they are able to do so ...

... the origin of some, Englisll trees. Vhere ncoient times ft ad. wve may believe, he says, that 'thu old planter of them was a Whig, and gTew them in lic-nour ot Duteh Willi-ar. The lime is a temperate acid Constitutional tree of libertty On the other hand ...

... Secondly, he Prophesied that the Liberal Unionists would be a mere ramp of a party, for, by the voice of the electorate, the Whigs would be dished, not by Parliamentary tactics or stratagems, as in the past, and what did remain of the Liberal LUnionists ...

... which he belonged. Born in the year of Waterloo, at the centre of the inner circle of the Whig aristocracy, LoRD GRANVILLE was throughout life much more than a Whig. That, indeed, is a party title which must ever comnnand the profound respect of all English ...

... came the Governmento would be defeated. The aiticulty to aywhatthe Governmuspt aas. (Laughter.) It used to be sid that ii tle Whig party was dead, but the Wbig party had been a the Government in the last five years-khear, hear, and I lnnghter)-aad when the ...

... evicted tenantsct nelt taceal to he relemasd, as it 'was sPecific-ally subscribed f or that tpurpts', liat They had also a Whig Federation Fond o~f 5,0f. Viail they rele'ase that asoe MESSRS. DILLONL AND O'BRIEN'S BAlL. In the Exchequer Division, Dublin ...

... 2arstedl. (Cheers.) Thle hSecre ucry read a telegrama from thre Liverpool Branch of cooe League coudeninnig the tactica of the Whig marionettes. A resolution of ceotideoics was then niovo-d in Mr. Painell a~s leader of the Irish race end chairman of the ...

... hrad, he admitted, many politic virtues. Among the rest it had carried to perfection the nit of stealing the clothes of the Whigs-(jaughter and hear, heer)-aud. among the Liberal garmlents with, wh ich. they decked thmnselves out, and an whlich tney invited ...