... bave no doubt that it was the reaction from all this that made him a conven tionalist in morals, an insolent and inconsistent Whig in politics, a shallow and inaccurate historian, a poet pouring out all light and no warmth, and, for an able man, the most ...

... information of his readers and those other paragraphs which are 9ent for publication simply to serve the purpose of advertise- ?? Whig. ...

... within six miles. Yet, with that humble income, be brought up a family in a way tbat did him infinite credit. He was a thorough Whig— almost a thoroughly good Radical— taking an active part in all elec tion contests, snd on one occasion he refused to receive ...

... war, and given her the preponderance in peace. The policy of the government ou the Italian question seemed to have satisfied whig, tory, and radical. Tbe commercial treaty with France, however dubious as a matter of principle, having been initiated by Mr ...

... and those other paragraphs which are sent for vi publication simply to serve the purpose of advertise- b > xnenta,— Northern Whig. N The Rev. James Moobhouse. — We understand that the Rev. James Moorhouse bu accepted a curacy £ at Hornsea, near London, ...

... Members are bidtt their own Ume, till the struggle of party comes, in * expecution that their aid will be eagerly purchased' Whigs or Tories, for some substantial concession. Many of Mr. Gladstone's measures are unexceptional and are such as we deaire to ...

... the Goose — fob the Gander also, s — About two years ago, tbe Conservatives met with 1 a rare opportunity of tripping up tbe Whigs and ( planting themselves in the vacated Treasury t benches. Tbe Conspiracy bill was introduced by j Lord Palmerston, and several ...

... made an all Jnce with a number of Liberals, assuring them thlt if they would only maintain him in power we »m,l shew that the Whigs bad no claim to he' Z S 3 M.ny better retoi mors than the Conservatives. By tbeir aid, he was kept in office for about a year ...

... could not brook this inferior sppointment, and he st Isst threw it up in disgust. Soon he deviated into opposition to ths Whigs, snd msde a bid for tbe leadership of the Independent Liberals. But this section, for reasons of its own, would not hsve him ...

... be re- turned. He was nominated as a candidate, ad- dresses were published in his name, described as ' Pastoral, Pope, Anti Whig. Mr. Pope Hennessy ieserted his duties iv Parliament to go to Cork as spokesman, Lord Campden continuing quietly in London ...

... of thoughtful, quiet, decisive tempera ment ; better still, if also zealous and possessing leisure ? Then elect bim, be be Whig, Tory, or Radical. Iv lice, the constitution of the bo9rd wil! altpr, and you will not have to report acrimonious snd vulgar ...

... Duties Bill was resd a second time. The Hoase adjourned at six o'clock. Mr. Gladstone and the Carlton Club — We (Nor- ■ tliem Whig) learn from a private source of information, j on which we can place every reliance, that on Wednesday I lsst, Mr. Gladstone ...