... I LLUSTRATIONS OF GLOUCESTER- Whig • harks of Thirty Views and Upwards oa Not• Paper, anclused In an Ornamental Packet. Prlca To Pm had at the Journal Unice, U.lldlnp, and of all Booksellers. ...

... to the state of such taxes. It is evident that if the franchise is to be extended in this manner the boasted theory of the Whig Government, that representation and taxation should go hand in hand, must be abandoned. The Ministers are in a chaos of confusion ...

... LITTLE PLAN ; OR, THE NEW REFORM COACH. There was once a little man, Aud had a little plan. For adding his stature, as ex- whig, Whig, Whig, '' It's true, said ho, I'm small; But I still may pass for tall, I get upon a question that is big, big, big. Quoth ...

... ex-Speaker, Lord Eversjey, voted with the Government, contrary to anticipation, as did also Earl Fitzwilliam. Among recent Whig creations, two, Aveland and Wensleydale, assisted to swell the Opposition, while Lords Llanover and Lyveden remained faithful ...

... Electric Telegraph.) ELECTION NEWS. Lymixgton, Thursday.- Close the poll.—Lord George Lennox' (Conservative), 147 ; Grenfell, (Whig), 123 ; majority, 24. GARIBALDI'S EXPEDITION. Paris, May 24.-The Pars-ie of this evening after givincr the Neapolitan despatch ...

... e, V are Whiff boroughs, owned by leading Whig j, and it is to my mind very doubtful if the Tories y wielded those properties more corruptly than have. That every man has his price is a tr f j$ the Whig camp, the author of the phrase of the first ...

... men especially obnoxious to the Liberal majority in the Commune, and to the popular party throughout the country—the one, a Whig sinecnriA ; the other the very champion of aristocratic privilege against the rights of the people. Ali technicalities apart ...

... privilege of the House which so long preaided. Lord Monteagle Who has initiated opposition jto the Government measure is himself Whig, and he will be supported by some of the staunchest adherents and most prominent members of that party. There therefore ground ...

... while seriously to notice how the Bill is hated by some, despised by others, and distrusted by ail. Conservatives and old Whigs dislike it as effecting too great a change in the Constitution. Democrats despise it as effecting a change scarcely worth ...

... punishing” Whig’s, Radicals, and Low Churchmen, and the present number proves that it has not forgotten its old canning. Lord John Russell comes in for the greatest number of “rounds,” and his versatility opinion is castigated with zest. “.Whig Bishop-making” ...

... THE PAPER DUTY, AND THE NEWSPAPER STAMP. Whigs and Tories join to defeat the reckless policy of Mr. Gladstone, and to prevent the mischief he seeks to inflict npon a deficient Revenue, by a wanton sacri- fice of the Paper duty. As we have repeatedly ob- ...

... now will soon o'er, the weary conflict cease, last wUI be redeemed, aud shaU be at i>eace. th« ? 01 111 set at reBt the Whigs will haply say : * the tie is broken between us and Dear Lord Grey. ...