... “FOOLS AND ROGUES. The Northern Whig (llolfast) says that yesterday there was considerable amusement and some indignation in Heifa&t at the statemont which appeared Mr. Gladstone’s speech at the Memorial Hall about Unionists who might disposed resist ...

... and controlling party of the disappoint Irishmen and Englishmen whose exclusion from the Ministry has been brought about » Whig intrigue. This would bo cave of Laboucbere if not of Adullam, and might made terror to evil-doers. LATEST SPOUTING NEWS. THIS ...

... Irish Times points out that the occurrence was unique its earnestness, in its simplicity, and in its dignity. The Northern Whig (Belfast) observes that it cannot said that was sectarian demonstration. The delegates met &> Unionists, and Unionists only ...

... And let those who the bonds of their Union would sever avoided as traitors, and branded foes. Then, a truce all parties—your Whig and your lory— W ben our land is danger, party are we; All united w© stand in defence of her glory, And the flag of Old England ...

... brought them hack night under his own charge, and they duly acknowledged his hospitality. regards the allegation that the Fathers whig retained prisoners at Kampala for lire weeks, that is traversed by M. Guillerinain’s own words, that they were very comfortable ...

... Belfast. one the Harbour Commis- for Belfast, body which has done much to the quays and harbours of the city. The Northern Whig (Belfast) remarks that, the candidates were both Unionists, and between them there vasno political difference whatever. Had ...

... Lawson should be the principal speaker. And his discourse was mainly water. “The Radical party hitherto had been watered by Whigs and diluted Dissentients; but in the next Parliament those persons would have to to their own place, like Judas.” The metaphor ...

... scarcely a speech of Mr. Chamberlain’s daring the last five years in which has not shown that the guarantees he offers to his Whig dupes and his Tory backers are as shifty and fleeting disembodied visitations. Mr. Chamberlain holds Disestablishment to a ...

... itself postponed sine die, THE CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE. The University of Cambridge has just declared unmistakeably that its old Whig traditions and its more recent support of Liberal Governments have not been sufficient to convert it to the views of Mr, Gladstone ...

... draught Tory beer. The Duke of St. Albans is no believer in protection calls it, indeed, a sunken ship.” But even a Whig of the Whigs can see that British agriculture is in evil case, and that the nation is concerned to find remedy. Nobody is bound grow ...

... Mr. Chamberlain is so much the ablest member of the party that there was practically no alternative. But that the surviving Whigs should led, and tho Tory- Radical alliance personified, man who has been consistent only in his desire to disestablish and ...

... that it was necessary lo sot up strong majority in Parliament, which should a check ou Absolutism and Democracy. This is good Whig doctrine, of course, but it does not lie in Prince Bismarck’s mouth to expound it Prince Bismarck, who defied Parliaments and ...