... his appearance, but bave expressed their readiness to take their allotted places under tbe Whig triumphal car. regards the remaining party, adjured by the Whig organ to admire Mr. Gladstone, they can give him a cordial welcome, as one of the best Churchmen ...

... most of it. The Whig chiefs hungered for office, but Mr. Bright and his friends shrewdly refused to co-operate with them driving out the Tories until they had exacted a goodly price for theii aid. The price was paid —again and again the Whig chiefs have had ...

... economy ; and we beseech our readers to ascertain from that list on which side the various parties, Conservatives, Radicals, and Whigs, are found. ...

... parcel out the right honourable gentleman amongst the whole three of us. The advanced Liberal shews less libeiality than his Whig contemporary ; and gives one more proof of what we have often said, that the farther you leave Liberalism, and the nearer you ...

... land, was read a second time. The Liberal happy family is at loggerheads as to the part which the conflicting sections of Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals shall take in to-night's debate on the enormous taxation of the country. The Radicals are inclined ...

... ess is clearly and distinctly traceable to Mr. Gladstone's own mismanagement, must be admitted by every candid politician, Whig, Radical, or Conservative, who familiar with the financial history of the last three years. The admirable summary which was ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOl'RNAl* Dear Sir, —Your paragraph this morning, announ t oll that my friends, the Whigs in Newcastle, intend ova to Mr. Gladstone (Russell a (a mode), I am inclined to tiuw is a hoax, as I have not, their talented ...

... which the House of Commous is divided, and it is impossible to read their speeches without coming the conclusion that the Whigs are incurably extravagant—that the philosophical Radicals and advanced Liberals, if they could only have their way, would ...

... a spirit of political partisanship, for the promotion of some partypurpose, resulted in signal discomfiture ; and even the Whig member for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mr. Somerset Beaumont, was compelled to unite with Mr. Kinglake, the Radical member for Bridgewater ...

... For the last hundred years, least, there has uot been a single Whig Ministry which has excelled finance. Indeed, we°shall more nearly express the truth if we say that in this respect every Whig Ministry has proved a failure. The present Administration appears ...

... the same room at Gibside, in which the present tenant taught the present owner's young ideas how to shout (as I once heard a Whig orator pronounce the word), with bed and board there, and writing materials., from the Board of Trade, I may now announce it ...