... and People that calm and independent consideration to which they arc entitled, notwithstanding the prema- ture clamour of the Whig-Radical newspapers to prevent their fair discussion and development. ...

... we may judge from the casual indications in both Houses,_ there are encouraging symptoms to warrant the inference that old Whigs, moderate Liberals, constitutional Inde- pendents, and high-principled Conservatives, are dis- posed to coalesce in maturing ...

... with several intelli- gent children. Old Martin died tranquilly, at the fire- side, as if he were falling asleep,—Northern Whig. An Evorement From Straines.—A young lady has eloped from Staines with her grandmother’s man servant. In the course of one ...

... party, a party which is nothing be not national, had by too long a possession of rer shrank into a heartless oligarchy. The Whig ty seized the occasion which was before them, and ew the government of this country into the hands of middle classes, Never ...

... emergency, and *vil succeed in solving the grand em- barrassneent of the day, the reform question, by dealing with it neither as Whig nor Tory, but as a council :of statesmen eminently desirous to meet the wants of the nation, and-to revise the constitution ...

... assiduity as if tier own chickens began and con- i tine ed to regularly brood them, always pulling any stray kitten under ] eit whigs, aid, If any curious person, on viewing them, displaced oe,,. Would nakea3greatadisturbanceas if one of ierowti chickens iead ...

... Gladstone would never act; and lord Granville end Lord Clarendon sre equally distasteful to those without whose support no Whig Government can now hold office for a week. There is nothing fdr us, therefore, except Mr. Gladstone; and Mr. Gladstone himself ...

... reason may simply be that it has no particular care to play jackal to such very superannuated lions as still reign over the Whig animal world. It is tired of the f sic non vobis part. If a Liberal Ministry were installed l . to-morrow, there would be the ...

... long debate was carried by a majority of one. h THE OPPOSITION AND THE REFORM BILL.: I It is said that Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs are in- clined to oppose the adoption of Household Suffrage; bat that Mr. Bright, Mr. Forster, and others of the ad- vanced ...

... WEDNESDAY, MUARCH 20, 1867. : r -- - :: REACTIONARY LIBERALISM. The venerable party of the old Whigs, who have so long arrogated to themselves the designation of the governing families, are in a great flutter on ti account of the courage and candour ...

... Household Suf- e' frage,' the Conservative Government will be sure of such ta majority as will prove utterly destructive of the Whigs Y as a party-7a consummation, many will say, devoutly d to be wished. d ) l -- -- :-- - j a e SIR JOHN PAKINGTON ON REFORM ...

... Duchess land her daughter, the 'Princess RE genie,woegvrns she wts, were Of no aivail, and she died on Monday night, a joven'the Whig M1anchester Guardian acknowledges that 1the Conservative leaders have, taken pains to shosv that, be, whatever mafy he thosight ...