... for thbe n ethe'';dih: being the true economi~t. , i i .j The Speattor tale- 8 ?? the.ptospects of the Liberal pas1,; >,9l-4 Whigs are desefibed'td1e'b all in a twit t'jknd'p'ruiiig to' the .@e to an- ; pituce tbe faeL,' C a iba; like MDGr~ntD,, have boper ...

... Gladstonle the' one chevaite 'ti8 swatct vvhich at liressiit makes him the natura leader of a unitel phalanx of Radicals and Whigs. Afe1otI~ iidd imn 'tbbe& theii 3 c2rtainly ,be,~mith ig n? if 'u thith'fiyn6n'a ~*eictwha Mr Vlast-' heavenidiretemid'aa giedi ...

... trbate'a&slich>l 'The evils c referred to have 'Jeeh! of lonflcontinuianc', and are not t more ?? 0o'isersvti'ves than to the Whigs. For this- reason~certainw n'etsbes-bf: both! sides :of the_ House have deternine to unitei iexposir g'this .state of. c tliDngs; ...

... ~about dissensions in if t ie the' ranks of ,the Opposition. On this point the St , reports are very clear and precime. 'Certain Whig ohs I, and ristocratic niimbers of the Liboral pbityare, dul dissatsfied wltht*. GLADsrOI'&S.jeadqrahip, and thi have been ...

... that ho dayfor comptomise had passed away. Atoone period turinghe great frees.trde controversy, if the Tories (joined. the Whigs they' might :bare carried ef proposition 'fo perpetuating an s--, fixed duty corn. They 05wond 'n'ot, weveTre'Scquih' o fragmeuit ...