... POLITICAL GOSSIP. the pressing instance of aome of the more influential Whigs, Mr, Brand, it is understood (»aya the Manchester Guardian), has respited his withdrawal from the important post of whip, which has hitherto ooonpied. It is rumoured that upon ...

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... collected and published their Reform speeches. It is not without meaning that the Edinburgh Review, the mouth-piece of the old Whig party, invites Mr. Gladstone to perform on himself the «« happy despatch, and allow some politician more acceptable than himself ...

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