... of January. • A LIBERAL ON MR. GLADSTONE. — At the BlanSford Agricaltural dinner, last week, the lion. W. H. M. Portman, the Whig member for llortietshire, cocas plained bitterly of Mr. Gladstone's treatment of Reform last melon : I think there is no one ...

... ballot? The declaimers and champions of emancipation will not meet this phase of the question ; which, however, is making Whigs and Liberals gradually conservative in spite of themselves. It is an element of thankfulness that while the declaimers declaim ...

... instance, the fact is indisputable that Great Britain has, from various reasons, but chiefly from the selfish policy of the Whigs, for many years been falling lower and lower in the Council of Nations; and there exist just grounds for fear that the downward ...

... There we • day he shish member Mr. fewilY TIMM lobed piste with sir hied, tarry. eels, sborwoods Id= is robi el Oesiber WWI Whig rims, the =wrest hr alas i s the se were et rot Ws Negri as &Wad is Wed party. Or d is wit Mrs y abased wads heed Maid ems= ...

... to contend —the wearisome days and nights spent in the wordy warfare of debate, in which a batch of lukewarm and renegade Whigs (who received the appropriate cognomen of Adullainites ) and the rank aud file of the Tory party, uuitedly waged determined ...

... nearly as decided a majority. a second Liberal representative, its senior member having been the Irish Treasury Lord of the late Whig Ministry. Coupled with the trinmph of Captain White in Tipperary, and even with the result of the Wexford contest in favour ...

... true worth simple statements of fact, and counsels given iu the uudecorated guise of grave and candid truth. Mr. Lo and the Whigs.—A strange story is going the rounds with reference to one of the many attempts making at new combinations, preparatory to ...

... fairly upou the great efficiency of his fuze, and the large saving of expense of manufacture. He received from the late Liberal Whig. Government an award of 600/. It is no wonder that Mr. Pettman should have expressed disappsintment, and have modestly solicited ...

... fairly upon the great efficiency of his fuze, and tbe large saving of expense of manufacture. He received from the late Liberal Whig Government an award of 6001. It is no wonder that Mr. Pettman should have ex- pressed disappointment, and have modestly solicited ...

... Reform hull, diwtred to s rent:then their own intermediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the arisncratic Whigs. hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... interest reading that Northbrook was dead, but those who had good memories could call to mind that Sir Francis Baring was once a Whig notoriety. The present generation fell livelier sympathy when it learnt that Dr. Jealfreson had fadeu a victim to his professional ...

... proceeding instalments but U settle the whole question once. It matters nut who arc the introducers of bill, whether Tories or Whigs—whatever measure is submitted Parliament must complete in all its details, and it will be for Pa.liamei.t to bring it into ...