... but those changes will but make them more competent, and to change effete Whigs into active Whigs is not, as Mr. Disraeli will shortly discover, equivalent to dishing Whigs. Lord Hartington, with a Badical programme, is at least as formidable a person ...

... moment the compounder was buried, was almost cruel, infected their followers, and we had not from Whigs or Radicals a single noteworthy speech. The Old M Whigs— Greys, ViUiers, Cavendishes, Russells — were strangely quiet, quiet and power- less as Adullamites ...

... Russell or some other Whig lord may be its nominal head, but Gladstone will be its animating soul, and the Radicals will demand a more influential representation in the Cabinet than has hitherto been conceded during periods of Whig ascen- dency. Such m ...

... must deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place in ?? The only meeting held abjut that time by the Whig party on the subject of reform, ot wliich I am aware, or of which I can learn any- thin p from Lord Russell, was one of members ...

... then the wise, the well-con:idered bill of 1859, proposed by Mr. Disraeli — what became of that ? It was lo3t, because the Whigs did not want reform, but did want to return to office. We have had two re- form bills since. Who killed them ? Not the Tories ...

... the House of Commons, was in a jubilant mood on Wednesday, having not only carried through a reform bill and dished the Whigs, but secured apparently another lease of offioe for eighteen months at least, and more opportunities of dragging his party ...

... life, and two of them, Moorhead and Nelson, took a noble part in rescuing the unfortu- nate inmates of the house. — Northern Whig. Belfast, Wednesday. — Two other children of Mr. M 'faulty s family died yesterday, from the effects of the injuries they received ...

... Jewellers there, as weU as here, proD>i*- d it superior in .-uality to either Calif ornian or Ai»« rir ban gold.— Kingston Whig. ...

... a proposal as Mr. Disraeb is understood to contemplate would be carried by a small majority. The hereditary and territorial Whig houses fear Mr. Gladstone more than a Tory Govern- ment, they dread the effect of any change in the repre- sentation which ...

... life, and two of them, Moonhead and Nelson, took a noble part in rescuing the unfortu- nate inmates of the house. — Northern Whig. BELFAST, Wednesday. — Two other children of Mr. M'Canley'a family died yesterday, from the effects of the injuries thty received ...

... indivi- dual impulse. It was an offer on behalf of his party to make a formal and enduring compact. If it had been accepted the Whigs would have been as much pledged to uphold the settlement as the Tories. But it has been rejected. The redistribution question ...

... man with several intelligent children. Old Martin died tranquilly, at the fireside, as if he were falling asleep. — Northern Whig. lllL, CdJtlUlviLHrb i.ot-.vl, EXAMINA- TIONS Tv tiik Editor —ln your list of the Grammar Si hoi 1 boys who have passed the ...