... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE REPRESENTATION OF MAYO. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig writes :—The suggestion that Mr. Gladstone should allow himself, when o casion shall arise, to be nominated as candidate for the Parliamentary representation of ...

... not the fitness the Candidate, hereby form and constitute A WHIG CLUB, for the purpose of raising a Land to assist defraying the (unfortunately attached to a Contested Election) of any Whig who may hereafter offer himself Candidate to represent the County ...

... the | Soarlan virtue of the Duke of llcaufort aacrihcmg his | brother the altar protection, are peructly at the idea of a Whig Karl presuming, at however humble a distance, lo follow the example of Tory Duke. Our True Blue friends, the heretofore staunch ...

... became acquainted ; and this circumstance appears to have opened the way to his future prosperity. Having allied himself to the Whig political party, he was employed conducting the case at the bar of the House of Commons against the famous Orders in Council ...

... Pra&ices the Whigs was once faid to have affumed all Whigs to Deifls which he anfwered No he only all Deifis were Whigs which Now therefore as fome Whigs have of late torefumed to boaft of their Party and under the equivocal Name of Whigs ...

... their battle cry (hear, hear). Dr. Johnson luul referred to the Tories being those who stood for establishment, whilst the Whigs of those days stood for innovation. As in those days, it was now, for the Conservative Party stood for establishment and those ...

... proposition (for the mere assertion of the Whigs, if it proved any thing to persons not afflicted with the disease of whiggism, would to prove that the converse of the assertion was fact, the value of a Whig assertion being, like that of a negative quantity ...

... scheme is not so much regeneration as a commencement: it is at least a new political movement. Liberalism as construed by the Whigs is effete. At present Lord Hartington is too cautious for Liberal statesman; his tactics frequently resembling those of the ...

... less the doctrine of Whigs than of Jesuits; that the lie prepense is the vilest, the most dastardly of means, few (Whigs excepted) will deny; that the enjoyment of power and the emoluments of office constitute the paradise of Whigs, all will admit; the ...

... TOPICS OF THE DAY. Mr. Whig member fur Middlesex, intends resign in favour of Ix»rd Robert Grnsvcoor the aext election. Tne Free Traders claim gain of 00 the late registration for the county. understand that It In contemplation the Prodectkw- Ista of ...

... IRISH PRESS COMMENTS Commenting the invitation of Mr. Lloyd George to Sir ..James Craig r.ml Mr. Valera. the Belfast Northern Whig says:—Wh&t have we to with s absurd claim to set a Republic country? Mr. Lloyd is not treating Sir James Craig fairly asking ...

... the world that the Government cannot carry the Home Rule Bill this Session, and that sooner or later the most devoted of the Whigs will have to vote against the Government to defeat it, and to go to the country with the tale that the Irish cause has been ...