... same time, be acted wisely postponing his claims. As leader the Commons, til sec. ions of Liberals will rally round him. The Whigs, who form a considerable portion of tbe Liberal majority, would reluctantly support M“. Gladstone as Premier, while, as leader ...

... preaeat It is weak tba Commons. Tha Post remarks that Earl Russell’s ministry is pretty nearly homogeneous Whig government. Its almost purely Whig chnrncter is, externally speaking, eonree of great disadvantage and weakness; bat where is the government ...

... delicacy in eayiog that the late i mi., kept the Liberal party back *^ lately enbjeet to the eh mernoi Torytem. It was olterfth. Whig, and *d«»eu«ol Totiw that his lordahip’a inflnence had jual this opera tion. Owing to his own tact, want oi '“KJ ®' many ol ...

... illustration to his sp'ecbes parliament, besides Si** blirg him in his younger days to join with Croker and Peel in assailing the Whigs with literary satire. Of his father’s lively humour the late Lord Palmerston himself gave an amusing illustration in one of ...

... iegrlty cf character. His naturs was singularly kindly and unselfish, and his charities numerous and unostentatious. —Northern Whig, The total number of persona who visited' the Exhibition yesterday was 4,469. ...

... on him.” Swift, Coagreve, and others of lees note, aided Steele, but in coDscqn nee of political diversion in favour of his Whig friends be lost his gazetteerahip, and the Taller, to the great regret of the town, came to end. In 1711 be started the more ...

... FENIAN ARREST BELFAST. Tha Northern Whig of this morning has received information of the arrest of supposed Fenian in one of tbe soborbe of Belfast, being the first of tbe kind in that town. The (acta are follows Oa Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, ...

... swept over Europe, and menacing demonstrations were made at borne, the Conrervativta were, perhaps, not disealialied that the Whigs were in power, and had to encounter whatever of odium there was the task pacing sedition bills and suppreesicg an liisb rebellion ...

... objects dearest to bis beait were attained, csred little whether the men with whom he eat on the Treasury benches were sty led Whigs or Tories, Liberal Conservatives, or Conservativp Liberals. Hie very consistency in this respect has oea* denounced a fault ...

... contemporary’s menaces is especially amusing. It solemnly affirms (hat the Irish establishment, already il Liberal on account of Whig attempts to do justice to Ire'and, will become most formidably anti-Wbiggish if, *• conflrcation j>f Its property, it should ...

... in him. He would probably make .an acceptable leader to largo proper- | tion'of the party, particularly to the thoroughbred Whigs,'and would not be unpopular in the coantry. It would,Jfhowaver, argue no disrespect towards Lord Fusselljifithe claims of younger ...

... thus, bat gravely, t, 5-' »nd straightforwardly, like Englishmen, like toe man himself, let England mourn him. . 8 to dav Tory Whig, Radical or Conservative, Hieh'Chnrcbmen or Low Churchmen, purist* men of the world, Henry John Temple earned this much of ...