... ; WE wonder what will the Whigs say now , asks yesterday ' s Daily Independent , and to-day they have got their • answer . in a , resolution which was . ' passed afc a meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Committee yesterday . ' The purpose of the ...

... quite obsequious to the Pamellites . The Whig organ goes so far as to say that Nationalists and Paraellites are beginning to realise th&t both were governed by honest conviAion , and it adds that the Whigs ask the ParncUites to abandon no principle ...

... Muntz , John Collins , . ind other well-known Eadica-ls o * those days . The imprisonment of the Chartist le .-iders by the Whig Government during 183 S-9 attracted great attention , and in July 1840 Arthur O'Neill was sent as . 1 delegate from Glasgow ...

... newspapers , severally representing the two great political parties of the time . In his poliiicai principles Barnard was an ardent Whig , and when -Mr Miller , editor of Tlie Monitor , the leading organ o ! that party in Middle Alabama , retired from \\\ s position ...

... tho motives by which they were swayed , and raises , without settling , some curious points in Parliamentary ethics . The Whigs had violentl y opposed the abuses in tho creation of Peers , as the privilege had been exercised in Barley ' s Administration ...

... to show whyitwas that Liberal Unionists support the bill . His reply was an admirably succinct argument , based on the old Whig principle of reli gious freedom and toleration . This bill , he said , addressing the members opposite , is in accordance ...

... somewhat firmer tone apparent , and the probability is that more will be done in all departments before very long . — Jforthcrft Whig , 3 IaySS . LIVEBPOOI EAST IKDIAN WOOL SAias . —The concluding salo of the series w . ia held to-day , and , though the attendance ...