... as a damper upon what feeble spark of enthusiasm was left unquenched. It was Mr Disraeli who said Sir Robert Peel found the Whigs bathing, and walked away with their clothes. Does he meditate repetition of the strategy of the great Commoner? A spirited ...

... Yesterday that leading journal of Scottish Toryism had an article in which an attempt is made to guage the merits of the Whigs as represented by the present Cabinet. Its introduction—meant to be complimentary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, begins ...

... Premier has unfortunately secured for it the approbation of almost the entire following of traditional Whigs for on this question of privilege Whig and Tory have danced the reel of Tulligorum together. The sentiment with which both are now inspired appears ...

... Government. pe most | Will be able to do eo when asked is ticle in “ Who | He will doubtless have some difficulty in ca of the the Whig eection of the Liberal pasty, b green ezarcely to be regarded wholly ss a misfort 2 orin ood deal of fresh blood will be infused ...

... brief periods he held office, it was made painfully conspicuous. Despite all his contempt for the Whigs, as a minister he was obliged to fall back upon a Whig budget. There is something peculiarly grotesque in Mr Disraeli essaying to conserve the morality ...

... ba carried forward THE THREATENED I'OUTICAI CONTEST \VK.>T PERTH. The '|arat ...

... Minister in Sicily. The illness of Lord Montgomerie left the duties of the mission to be discharged almost entirely by the young Whig. But though his experience of public life was nothing more than could be gathered at Westminster School and Queen's College ...

... »11 impurities, give a healthy action to the liver, and stiengthen the stomach. If bilious attacks allowed continue without whig such preventive, more serious may arise, and tlie sufferer be Consigned to bed sickness. Holloway's Pills are extraordinary ...

... throughout the when it was seen earliest liste of appointments contained names of statesmen who might be regard There was Whigs of the present day. abroad that though Earl the Argyll, Earl Spencer, Earl Cowper, the M: Hartington, and others of the same ...

... largest number ever know nto be taken out at one time. It took eight horses and carts to draw them from the beach. 'Northern Whig. Party Riot Ireland.—A correspondent of the Dublin gives an account of a party riot which took place at Portadown, on Saturday ...

... it and with it, that it ought at least to: mee, and the for the party two months co he went to threatened raptare between Whigs and | bent to make may now be looked upon as healed so far an ie po in Only on one point is Mr (Gladstone inclined ing the ...

... reading, the result will in all pr made it plain that caly the distinguished | assistance—the others will be made to ad of the Whig cause will be saved by Com The new tactics Liberal eeceders almost make this a necessit ease, and the Conservatives will be ...