... THE IRISH. ATITmUDE TO HOME RULE. A very distinguished, member of the Liberal parry, himself a scion of an old north country Whig house, who has hitherto been identified with the Home Rule notion, generally familiar, informs me (writes the London correspondent ...

... in- t elveL t if)) I. The irsde export.s4 co February were £273.219849 compared with i:19,32,405 for Febrluarv last yeal. zb whig an increase cf ;£3,837M4a. The exports for ube twoI mouths ended February were 246.803,531, againet £39,729,640 for the corres- ...

... he wvas and be a, diis'redit to tiem. They were unanimous. It S could eas iv be done, because it teas not a question Ii of Whig, Padlisal. or Tury, hut a question of the benefit and respect of their riative country. (A- plause.f Int conclusion, lie remarked ...

... his mark iin Alhrdeen slica he was only 23; and in eourse of time he rose to be the city's representative in Parliament. The Whigs at last promoted himr to the Governorn;.vo of Newfoundland. and in that poTs he died. lifs portrait hangs to-day in the Aberdeen ...

... been prevailing -: throughout the town and county during the pa-st Of few' days, that en thaut occassion at anyrate, it -, Whig and Tory would a' a~gree and come -to d.there and patr-onise the bazaar to the utmc,,t ex- qi: dtent, and spend their last ...

... February 25, 1868), the Proemie resigning on ne- count of ill-health. The Coalition Ministry of Lord Aberdeen, composed of Whigs, Radicals, and some followers of Peel, had an existence of two years and a month (December, 1852, to 'January, 1855). Lord ...

... (Applause.) , ae pointed out that another subject 3which would form an interesting and instructive study was that of party namea-Whig and Tory, Radical and Conserva- r tive,,Liberal, Anarchist, Socialist, and Unionist- and dealt with the subiect of opportunism ...