... personal and intellectual character of the House of Commons the Reform agitation would soon be put down. We are all, —Tory, Whig, and Radical, alike proud of the House of Commons, which has never so much as within the last session vindicated its character ...

... forming a new Administration, but it is composed entirely of members of the Conservative party, all efforts to induce the Whigs to join his new Government having failed. The Queen on Friday accepted the resignation of Ministers, and gave the necessary ...

... one of which proved fatal after 12 hours' sickness, and in the other two cases the worst results are anticipated.—Northern Whig. The Crops Ireland. —The accounts received regarding the weather and the appearance of the crops throughout the country oontinue ...

... inclined to believe, it will be good for the newspapers. The debate on Monday night came to a lame and impotent conclusion. The Whigs and some Troglodytes, as the Daily News calls the dwellers in the cave of Adullam, were prevailed on to withdraw their opposition ...

... if the great leader of the Whig party, Mr. Gladstone, should join with Mr. Bright in his revolutionary demands, it would be the duty of every Conservative —and he hoped they would be joined by the great body of moderate Whigs—to oppose any such measure ...

... were asserted to be, but Mr. Thomas or Morgan retired in favour of Lord A. Churchill, who thus combining both the Radical and Whig forces, might be reckoned to be sure of election. But, alas, for all Liberal calculations, the same borough of Brecon which ...

... The fact is that Mi. Gladstone did not like to vote agaiust the Church, and he did not like vote in opposition to the new Whig guide, Mr. Bright, or to offend hiß Radical followers. It is doubtful whether the Church Rate question is any nearer settlement ...

... requests made or in the pleas by which they are supported. One fact is conclusive upon this point. Whilst Conservatives and Whigs alike would gladly pass a moderate measure of Reform, the northern meetings demand manhood suffrage and the ballot. other words ...

... that of Lord Cremorne earldom by the title of the Earl of Dartry, have received •be same formal recognition. Mr. Brand, the Whig whipper °. was by curious jumble of events, sworn (as we are also by the Gazette) of her Majesty's Most Honourable Council ...

... resigned on succeeding the inarquisate. The late Lord Lansdowue was made Knight of the Garter in 1864. His lordship was a stanch Whig politics, but of late years took no part in political affairs. He is succeeded in the family honours and estates in Wiltshire ...

... franchise to his countrymen. showed the noble Lord the effect of bis policy, which would be to drive away important persons of the Whig party from connexion with the Liberal and popular party in that House and the country, and argued from past history that all ...

... which came on the day appointed for the division was utilised by the Government to disarm an attack so nearly successful. The Whigs, who otherwise would have gone into the lobby against the Government, were frightened into submissiveness by the threat that ...