... the tions composing the liberal party. Mr. Brand. it is understood, at the pressing instance of some the more influential Whigs, has respited his withdrawal from the important post of whip which be has hitherto occupied. Yesterday's papers contained ...

... hazarded as a set-off to the unpleasant things some of the Whig journals are giving expression to. The Spectator, for instance, takes a gloomy view of the prospects of the Liberal party. The old Whigs are described to be “all in a twitter,” and as rushing ...

... more plainly than lias been lately the fashion. A London correspondent write* :—” Apropoa, it is go*-, sign the old Whigs, the real Whig* who Radical far >* -r«e than a Tory, that the Olobe said not t*> have lost on* ••• • former *ul»scrlbers—those who ...

... entriad aro Is sere siod eery a.upb.red la thiflar, eat looked the der. WJs beim eight Berry I dleserred that the hers had ma Whig bees Ahead b trig aWm pre el glom He leirklorea Warw. TM bee hid Wes brass eos, rod lb* beg seaterlag Übe wrier ken the error ...

... This was the allegation. Parliamentary Reform was not a people's question, but a sort of stalking-horse from behind which Whigs could get a safe shot at their political foes ; and now that the industrious orders in all parts of England and Scotland have ...

... case of greater man than this scribbling wiseacre. The Right Hon. G. J. Goschen, M.P. for London, and a member of the late Whig Cabinet, took his first-class in 1852, and, unless he took his B.A. last year, hag no degree. A reference to the Oxford Calendar ...

... from church. According to a thoughtful weekly contemporary, the Examiner, the most independent and intelligent men among both Whigs and Radicals have during the autumn given up the notion of a £7 franchise, and pronounced for household suffrage. Anything ...

... somewhat in the position of Burke —who was also accused of deserting his party when he made his appeal from the new to the old Whigs, //chad not left his party —his party had left their principles, and he was more faithful to Liberalism than they were. The ...

... received the matey, but did not even soirsowinge the reseipt of the S3O the authorities. To different Mamas the primer whatnot Whig used matey for blown purposes. Be was ammitted for trial. lutes Etiticmos. The thirty-second report of the Commiadocers of ...

... generously with this Reform Question. They have it in their power to abolish at once and for ever the distinctions between Whig, Tory, and Radical, in so far at least as the question of the elective franchise is concerned ; but to this they must cast ...

... OW. Pbippe)— Elisabeth • soot aboodoged diameter, residiep is tab teen, wee talus Mao 'moody by P.C. Cox on Friday Wit, for Whig pawned • of cheek cloth, which bad b••• drr to bar by Wm. Brain, vbeelorright, to make Aft for W. Tbi set Wag the fret instance ...

... Liverpolll. amfHulk^o BH«al i .“ from anyonr. H. hud tho, traced. Moreover, in this instance the rimet almost by divine right to Whig lords and lord- , , - ratua w „ ,„ „ ; Leeds. Newcastle ..n-Tyne, and Manchester Kreatm.ny 1,„.c, ,moe, and thormiahlv believes ...