... were frequent, and there could not have been less than fifty parties so influenced, most of them being females. The Northern Whig has the following:—That the excitement which goes under the name of religious revivals is spreading in this neighbourhood ...

... disappointment, if not humiliation. The Conservatives cannot pass a satisfactory Reform Bill. They do not, any more than many Whigs, believe in the importance the object for which such a bill is most urgently, although not solely called for, the admission ...

... for doubt . that if such a bill as has been foreshadowed , should be introduced there will be political storms and wreck. The Whig landlords, who last year combined with the Conservatives to defeat the Government on question of relieving them of taxes, are ...

... hitherto, that local rank and position hare been too much looked to the be-all and the end-all in a county member. If a good Whig Tory, the case might be, belonging to one or other of the county families, offered himself, as the result of some tacit arrangement ...

... bribed, there at any rate no distinction, in this respect, between the political parties The Tory cannot say to the Whig, nor the Whig to the Tory, I am better than thou, for both parties are in the same transgression. One gentleman states that the C ...

... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...

... Times on state of afairs in Ireland, and on the of the Irish question Parliament, is well deserving cousideraticu. Smith is not Whig, and he will not be suspected of partiality for the Tory view things generally ; but he gives expression to truths , on this ...

... labourers. this true ? If it is, the Conservatives have an election cry before them of a character too democratic for the Whigs to echo, unless under severe pressure. While Lord Russell and his colleagues wereholding the idea of a. fixed corn duty, Sir ...

... Establishment should preserved in opposition to wishes the people There can be but one answer to Uiat question. No man, whether Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical, under the influence of an enlightened patriotism, sad looking to the beet internets of Church ...

... they had look for, but that in at least fifty constituencies they oould divide the balance between rival parties, and elect Whig or Tory as they pleased. This to a large extent brag, but there fs some truth in it The is one, too, that Parnell, if ware ...

... declaration of war against the working classes, could, if it so chose, serve them in this matter fully more effectually than the Whigs. The Tories have been understood to rather like the duty of protecting working people against their employers, and hence they ...

... Earl Grey in resolving to head the opposition to the bill were more than realised by the cantankerous proceedings of the noble Whig. He seemed only to have taken the side of the Government in order that he might castigate them with more effect. And he lashed ...