... of Liberalism was a novelty which time eror could only reconcile to the more staid and Con- this servative habits of both Whigs and Peelites. In- by stead, therefore, of the file of measures which uing each party had been accustomed to consider as I in ...

... the discussiots and division in the n~i House of Commons on Mr. Disraeli's budget, respi there was a large meetiteg of the 'Whig party held theit -at Lausdowne-house, for the purpose Of consider- peojp ing what was to be done on Lord Derby's over- nnxi ...

... as well as in social comfort, should be a. produced at the lowest'cost, and be sold at the lowest price. it The Notrthern Whig,, after giving a long and interesting re- ci port of this very important experiment, hearing out the ic. whole statement of ...