... That a breach of privilege motion will be brought forward immediately after Parliament resagemblets in connection with the Whig cheque scandal I learned, says the correspondent of the Irish Daily Indepoulent, no excellent whority. Mr F X O'Brien, in ...

... and such a Lye. electioo, and there was considerable headshakicg amongst the elect, and the unfortunate seventy and one Whigs were attempted to be held up to the public gaze as so many scarecrows whose only use in life was to keep the Government, ...

... auyi.oe else could he induced to enter the house, bat eventually revers' persons went in together, and ft and the woman still 'Whig ap In the bed. Unhappily it was temporary. The Press AleeCillltiltl Heywood correspondent, telegraphing later, elates that ...

... They have not passed it. Mr Elcock asked them to refer back to the proceediogs of the 22.0 d of December, sod see bow the Whigs bad carried the terms of the resolution passed then. It was passed on the motion of Mr Reilly that the powers were to be approached ...

... Pox. cal O.n.o.—Whig wasthe !Isis? 11611;;;rs—The vcirßiddy vaccinated bins. Kr maths in the nominal al Hat lime? Dr Smyth—Hr Duffy will tell you about the two cortiftoateu I was sot st all sure that it was a nese of smallpox on the 21M and it was not ...

... With the greater part of the gold (Attained (rem the mast bond mils already drained from the Tremory—more than one half of it Whig gone beak to the very banks that negotiated and pleated by the loan—tbs gold reserve ia the 'Nmeary waits is (Mopping rapidly ...

... desperate revolt, were not to be further submitted to the operations of the tax.gatherer. The experiment would be too risky for Whig or Tory to &Atelier:, it. The Government came forth triumphant out of the motion, and now can enter upon the legislation they ...

... was the result ? They had the Liberal Party in power.rettin.ed to power and maintained in office by the votes of the Irish whigs, and what had Ireland benefited during the last three or four years P They stilt saw that the Home Rule Bill was not an Act ...

... some Irish! men became Whigs at the direction of Mr Gladstone, that the result of their labours had been nil so far as Irelend was concerned. The Liberal Party had been in power and maintained in office by the vetes of the Irish Whigs during three sessions ...

... ludependeut Party alive than at the present time (hear, hear). They had experience of the Irishmen who ran away, who became Whigs at the bidding of Mr Gladstone. What hail Ireland benefited by their action ? (A Voice— Nothing.) They had not got Home Rule ...

... A PARISIAN CONFIDENCE TRICK. The Paris correspondent of the Nerribers Whig tells the following : —The other day • valet observing that a fashionable young gentleman had stumbled and fallen in the Rue St Honore, ran to his assistance. Raised to his feet ...

... Heaney said that lie wished to call attentios to a matter that had been hrougtt ander his notice. Last year a contract for *Whig and repairing chimneys iu connection with the cottages was given Mr Bitterly—No, there was not. Mr Heeney raid that there was ...