... all the courage of absolute irre- .ponsibity, Mr. HEADLAM on Friday attacked a vital principle of the Irish Land Bill. The Whig aember for Radical Newcastle actually proposed that the granting by a landlord of any lease what- sver should bar the tenant ...

... effecting a re- ductioli ill the number of our soldiers anil sailors. lie said the ileasure would be criticised oat of doors as a Whig job, the object of which was to give the Government two more votes, aud ex- pressed a hope that the House would not assent ...

... a for popular favour. Household suf- frage, the wild dream of Chartists, Radicals, and extreme Liberals, the terror of Whigs, Conservatives and Tories, was wanted by a Tory Premier. Mr. lh DISRAELI was a Leader in the strict sense 1. of the word. True ...

... QuEun's daughter is the wife of an im- portant political personage, who is the son of a Minister of the time being, a Whig, and the head of a Whig connection.' Suenh a rela- tion, the Stan dard submits, is not calculated to enhance the prestige of Royalty ...

... say how near Nve are to the brink of war. With the help of an ordinary Tory telescope, or even a pair of the old-fashioned Whig spec- tacles, it is easy to make out that the horizon is dotted in every direction with uncouth - looking foreign figures, ...

... Cork l.examail(er. His first appearance in literary life was as a reporter on a once cele- brated political, but now defunct, Whig organ, called the Cork Southern Reporter. Just about the same time, some twenty-six Years ago, Justin AMaccarthy, the celebrated ...

... corrupt, they advertised lteutily protests against the proposed oman- ipnatiou of tlhe slaves. Imagine the whole Torv andt Whig press of England howling dvunu a Mlinister in concert, multiply ten- foldl. and nve hltve soue idea of thre vehelllelnce v ...

... would all be put right. They must re- v member that the Liberal party comprised men E e like the Duke of Devonshire, an old Whig, v h and Radicals almoat verging on Republicanism. t a They must give a little to each other, and bide a their time till they ...

... benefits would re- n sult from ie repeal of the malt tax that its advocates rn;!;pftod. t STANNUS AG'fAINST THE NORTH1- ERN WHIG.-A NEW TRIAL. - Yesterday, the Irish Court of Queen's Bench r at Dublin ueade ai conditional order for a new 3 trial in the ...

... lie less changeable in politics. He began life as a Liberal, and ended it as a Conservative. He was made a baronet by the Whigs, a Peer by the 'T'ories. But still. though his occupations, his titles, and his political standpoints change with the facility ...

... which the House must take further time to consider. A new Liberal Club is about to be started in London. I hear that several Whig noblemen and many leading Liberals in and out of Parlia- ment are concerned in its promotion, and 150,0001. subscribed, ready ...

... Many Conservatives are of opinion that if Lord Derby became Prime s Minister, he would be supported by members of c the old Whig party, and that these gentlemen would stand aloof if the reins were to fall into the f bands of Mr. Disraeli. Under these circum- ...