... investigation into it before the -magistrates. - Found the rooms scantily furnished, as com- pared to the first survey he madie, whig about to effect the insurance. Mr. Soethgate said that although hd could riot get over the suspicious facts as proved before ...

... you despised, as well pr fes- sionally as politically, on the little-minded score that, he did not belong to your infernal Whig-quackery'clique, but to whom, when alive, you were too much of a dasthad to can- didly and openly avow suclf dislike, as a ...

... the l00 s-otatus6- - wis very happily- ex. p,.~,c ' 'S of 't~Conintv~i'res' 'e'hen heessid thaE Sir Bobert ahad caughtA i Whigs bahissg al *n'eay-'-wth 'their elothes. $Thit the put ohieA, b~k ?? Inconsist04n1. ptciii F pa'ftiesjfand-eveiy'emrinan f ...

... We rather like the prosecution, as evi- dence that the Government does not see its way -that between the desire to please Whigs by up- holding the law, and the desire to serve the people of Ireland, the Government has to serve two masters, and that we ...

... in-favonr'of Mr. Roeback'a motion, and it is expected that Lord John Russell-will carry over with him about sixty or seventy Whig members who have hitherto supported the - government. Much uncertainty tprevails as to the side upon which the Irish Liberal ...

... mayor, the office having been rendered vacant by the resignation of the late mayor. The issue depended upon the coalition of Whigs and Tories against tbe. Nationalist vote, and thec former were successful in electing their nominee, a gentle, man. named. ...

... extent that will astonish even the educated members of the party. Nor need.we regret it if the session is one of woe to the Whigs, and to s Ministry that has increased the infamous Pension List in a single year by one hundred and eixty-one thousand pounds ...

... occasion no such moderation has been. observed, and the Premier, contrary to the Conservative tradition, has vied with his Whig predecessors in scat- tering the honours of the peerage. On the whole, the House of Lords has increased inordinately in numbers ...

... statement of the law was cheered by the Tories, and approved by a majority of ninety-seven, consisting of a combine- tion of Whigs, Tories, and Chamberlainites. After- wards there was a discussion of a somewhat academic character upon the Naval Defence Bill ...

... remanded the prisoner, and di- rected the police to look after the other sharpers. Cn-DnE:N DEvOuRa 'By 'DOGS.'-The Woodoille Whig, of thee lst instant, relates' the following horrible' story:- During the last few days a report has been in circulation il ...

... the 10s of the Bill to the conduct of the. Tory party. Had it not been for the trea- chery of certain sections of the old Whigs, the -Tory party would r-ot have thought it expedient to oppose the Bill at all. With them it was more a question of party ...

... have been ruind by the mixgled folly Sod lhhaesnty of their favOu1itA Ministers And as 411 ttcfged tut the humaufzo aie of a Whig Placmmatn aret tcmritoie, u hoe event of the half-mutter84 Menaces and 1011dl)..xPreillod ?? heard before Horsemonger- hoe ...