... members of the late cabinet are full of confidence in the justice of their cause, and of the triumph of their principles. Some Whigs have hinted that another leader might be found to usurp the place of Mr. Gladstone ; but the Marquis of Hartington has too ...

... occupied a seat on the sarrc bench Swith little Arthur ?? M\Ii. C.li, Mr. Mlkakey, Mr. Moirlit, and the selcet i';nll ., hack Whigs and place-hunriters who ilnvariabley f.. low their loader into the lobby, no mas;ittler ilet may be the question at issue. ...

... newr dod-gingsotrk p resats are hut dust in the balanceintepm of things. If the Tories can settle th seni if not, let the Whigs. -Put settled, and .ie.o 0 Ithe dispute moust be. WVhat wasco qiisetieo i7 be a quarrel, and we really cannot ?? t e~ tioni ...

... make ourselves sure of strength. THE EXTINCTION OF WHIGGERY. The Saturday Review suggests the painless extinction of the great Whig -yarty as a grand subject for him who strung the elaborate harp of elegy in 11is In Memoriam, and who wept over the tender ...

... so justly proud. , His strongest political opponents are as hearty in their r onratulations as his warmest friends.-NorthrM5 Whig. r CUouTS OF JUSTInm DsIsS.-The public press are tobe admitted to a private view of the competing de- signs for the new courts ...

... accidentally threw the Tories into office, and so the nation showed its resent- ment at the conduct of the Tories and their Whig allies, and its determination to Siave reform of parliament, by a series of demonstrations which for numbers, order, loyal ...

... boroughs, with triangular seats' for counties and all manner of queer and complex condi- tions, bid two years later by a Peelite-Whig-Radica61 coalition, and then withdrawn at the first note: of the trumpet sounding to war. On the other hand they: have seen ...

... of a Session regarded with so much earnest interest. The Ministers still keep their secret, but the usually well- informed Whig organ, the Scotsman, which is held to have peculiar advantages in the way of obtaining political news, hints that the Government ...

... years past. The reason is clear. Mr. Bright has been in the fore front of the great re- forms to which the, old Tories and Whigs have been selfishly opposed. H~elabours for the good of the million; while they 1ght for their own class-for their owvn ?? ...

... which divide the United States aic called Democrats and Republic a ns. In Eng- land they would be termed Whigs and Badial's. For half a century the Whigs or Democrats have ruled America, btt the secession of the Southern States in 1861 disorganised the party ...

... cause, and defended them from the insults, slanders, and vituperation, so freely heaped uppn them by the Tories and recreant Whigs, both in and out. of parHa- ment. The proceedings were throughout of the most peaceful character. ...

... distress, ending In ?? ,bgd. TO TIE EDITORS OP THE LIVERPOOL MURCURY. Gentlemen,-Jones Loyd, vwhlom lord lohniussell, true to the Whig instinct of courting the moneyed Interest. made into Lord Overstone, has described accurately the cycle which we, to our sorrow ...