... be involved, out of which capital may be made the country. The Premier will once more bring round him even those cf his old Whig supporters who were beginning to be disgusted with the French Treaty, and who were ready to avow it; and the result of the ...

... to very fine fight if the men will only come up to fill the ranks. The Tory opposition does not want to kiil the Whig cabinet, and the Whig cabinet does not intend o be killed. The ca°o is cne in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...

... Sidney. pell was demanded Satdon. Yesterday the poll opened eight o'clock, and 12 o'clock it stood as follows Alderman Sidney (Whig) . 716 Lord Sandon (Conservative) 320 Lord Sanden then retired. ——+ ...

... abolition of the papermaker's protective duty but for the oonnivance of certain parties on the Ministerlal benches. The purely Whig organs profess to believe that Mr. GLADSTONE will be. beaten. The wish Is father to the thought. It to onehor two of thil sect ...

... people the Court-yard Fulham. In mentioning these proceedings on the part of the B-shop of London, we perceive that a local Whig contemporary calls them departure from old Tory practices. confess we are rather a loss to understand the meaning of this ...

... an extra railion waa applied for, and granted by a most compliant House of Commons, weary of a prolonged sitting Our local Whig contemporary has almost as great antipathy Mr. Disraeli ac he notoriously has to Mr. Bright. He never loses even th» smallest ...