... swollen by the votes of recalcitrant Whigs; the battle has been won by our oppo- nents in consequence of the tergiversation and apostacy of quondam friends; the Tories, on this occasion, literally caught the Whigs bathing, and ran away with their clothes ...

... Liberate, angry because they can- not have everything their, own way, and build up a Conservative success upon the outcome of Whig spleen, remains to be seen. But as Mr. LAYCOCIC is an ad- vanced Reformer, and, while content to preserve the Constitutional ...

... and we have no desire to emulate the plastic virtues of POPE'S politician, who was content that Tories should call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory. We must not, however, further discuss a subject; to which we allude simply to indicate some of the diffi- culties ...

... fiasco. It was well understood in the House that it would last at least two nights, and on pretty confident assurances from the Whigs that such would be the case, large numbers of Liberal members had gone away. But to everybody's astonishment the discussion ...

... ^^RJMA DON^A'' At Last. 1 MACHINES, to work by hand or foot. Lock-s^L«i Knotted Elastic Stitch. Lists free. Agents Wanted. WHIG*1 and MANN, 143, Ilolborn and Brook-street, E.C. IJ^ARMING.— Small or large FARMS in the ARGENT- I REPUBLIC, w and immediate ...

... indiscreet, avow their belief that Mr. GLADSTONE is destined to lose his position, and that the Radicals will overwhelm the Whigs, if not with superior wisdom, at all events by the force of mere numerical strength. It is not easy to reconcile these diversities ...

... Bill. The former is a kind of hybrid politician, who hovers about the neutral ground between the lines of the Tories and the Whigs. With a strong Conservative bias, the hon. member for North Staffordshire has claiIllS upon Mr. DISRAELI which Mr. STANSFELD ...

... Mr. Sotheron Esteourt and Sir Charles Adlerley in introducing the Xiendly Societies Bin, and has the reputation of being a Whig of the old school, the Opposition benches may regard him with special favour. ...

... pledged to support the Ballot, should suddenly violate their promises and combine, under the leadership of a recalcitrant Whig, to strengthen the Opposition and help the Tories to deal a fatal blow at the very principle of the Bill. Whether it was expedient ...

... Liberal side, whose liberalism on this and on every other question, is of a very hollow and un- real sort. Most of the old Whigs represented by Sir Geo. Grey and Mr. Bouverie, have very little heart for the Ballot. They have been resisting it strenuously ...

... follow Mr. Fawcett's lead On this occasion, because he bad not scrupled the week before to join with the Tories and malcontent Whigs, in mutilating the Ballot Bill, in regard to what many of them deemed one of its most essential provisions. And in truth the ...

... fancies of a genial humour. For his own part, he is reported to have said, he did not care two- pence for politics, whether Whig, Tory, Radical, or Conservative he believed they all came out of the same bag. Butleavingthe region of wit, the rev. gentleman ...