... The New Whig of the General Hospital.—A circular has been* issued from the General Hospital, announcing the completion of the arrangements for laying the foundation stone of the new wing the eastern end, This, the circular states by far the most important ...

... to stir up strife out the s esult was disastrous to the Tory party, for it had excited Nationalists to opposition, and now a Whig Solicito- General was being returned unopposed for terry. The Nationalists haid deliberately abstained from putting forward ...

... his remedy for- theo ?? land system. It was, Trust to the Whig (Covernment I his was the advice given by ludge Keonh aid Sadlier, and thre other members of tee brass hand at the tine the Whig pr ieste of Ireland Lad listened to that advice, isnd oplre ...

... regarding it. I may say, however, that I expect nothing in the way of self- government for Ireland either from the English Whig or Torv Administration. I do not blame any Irishman for hitting England by any blow he can strike at her, and if this work ...

... editor of tho Tablet newspaper, and author of what was known as the independent policy in 1mS2; which (said Mr. Parnell) the Whigs broke up as they are trying to break it up again. Mr. Pasnell claimed to have fully forty, members ready to carry on bucas's ...

... Doric than mellifluous, it is perhaps more seasonable on the whole than to reopet self made compliments on the dishing of the Whigs. Fair Melrose in the pale moonlight beats, in the dog days, any amount of palatial magnificence, a ld Barry. So eve must not ...

... arguments, took time to consider his decision. We (Herti Guardian) hear it has been decided that the Hon. H. Cowper the only Whig candidate at the next county election for Herts, as it is thought that he will have a better chance of suocess by standing ...

... prisoners vere instantly acquitted. Early in the session, Howe (who, Lord Macaulay says, lately the most virulent of Whigs, had been by the lose of place turned into the most virulent of Tories) complained, with his usual vehemence and asperity ...

... all the mistakes of thi present Parliametst arose from Mir (f udo stone having to subordinate his own views ta those ci lit Whig and Tory colleagues. THIE SPEAKER ANt) FunE EDuCATlmoNx-.tRhinl t letter of a Warwick elector itt regard to the 're6tof free ...

... Scotland-I heard that we had carried a measure, not entitled to snch a distinction as that for which more than seventy years the Whig party had tolled, since the time whenlin the year 1703 Lord Grey had been defeated by the machinations of Air. Pitt. It is ...

... of course, the tivo leading spirits who rule up and down stairs, with the Liberal party, and no one not in tears for the old Whig faction that so dolefully spoke its last dying speech last night will now doubt the discerning justice of ox populi. The hereditarv ...

... ale the confession that his boasted Load Act is a failure. The renewal of the Act in Treland means the ileath knell of the Whig iarty. The f,'jsle Times is ot opinion that if Mr. Gladstone imagined the Irish party would be pleased with the pro- posed ...