... dees he stand with the Whigs? It is true they can hardly be called a party, but they are in majority in the cabinet, and, under the subsisting [arrangement, Mr. Gladstone is to be their mouthpiece in the House. But he is no more a Whig than Peel or Palmerston ...

... it was only just out the day that the mail left New York, it is probably the first that has reached this country. Northern Whig. Cultivation of Flax in Shetland.—A correspondent of the North British Mail writes: Vigorous preparations are being made ...

... Gladstone. He was the man of the time, and if he were only relieved from the association of Lord Palmerston and other old Whigs, political progress, with swift foot, would be already assured. There certainly was some warrant for this supposition to be ...

... political disaster, for she party would want the means of controlling the sire 4 Fr O1e. To ibs RessELL withdraw Liberals and Whigs from Cabinet would be a great if pra sierble, To world beto weaken the Liberal element in the Fu: «xtreme conve:t the supporters ...

... decided inroad on that principle of family lie influence adherence to which has always been 9 the besetting infirmity of the.Whig party, anid to which Lord Russell himself has heretofore seemed almost hopelessly wedded. Mr. Goschen no is absolutely a new ...

... O8 praneofit eaneip to the 3886bem bar, I88M, hftm. de ton th ieprcent. aboqve-msmed. The Ccrlcatsmuton this Occasion he~ ?? whig office for examination five clear, days -prevIlos to fi6.Wpe- -snout of Interest audl exeiasige of shares. -1 Asnlo Slgued) ...

... due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Birmingham shows that he has become somewhat of a Whig in Lis mature days. Be the truth as it may, it is impumible to read Mr. Bright's speech and the comments made upon it without ...

... man.® The multiplicity seams Ins views deter men more than ever from pinning their faith his. You might be. Palmerstoman or Whig, but only Gladstone can a Gladstomau. The transition from the old, simple, external politic statesmanship, to the less hard ...

... the alarmist Tories or the moderate Whigs. fi Again, a redistribution of seats ha}I hbnn looked I upon as a necessity of a new Reform Bill. In fact, y( the juistice of such a measure is self-evident at whether to Whig' or Tory. If it be wealth intelligence ...

... parties havo appeared all gulf—the difficulty being to pick ont a solid spot upon which to found a creed. Tho Whigs are ad- mittedly extinct—tho old Whigs of 1688 that is; Tories are all but defunct. There was more friond- I ship between those factions, and ...

... ot £200 a year, after paying the premium on the policy of insur- ance effected for the benefit of hia aurvivors. — Northern Whig. A convent haa been erected ou the mountain of La, Salette, and the water from tbe sacred spring is made an article of great ...

... because gave force and effect to a very general suspicion that Lord Russell hap failed to obtain the support and of certain old Whig Houses. The mere suspicion of such appointment is proof of the weakness of the Government, and it hardly denied that Lord Russell ...