... leadership is the subject of discussion, it will be advantageous to quote the opinion of the Edinburgh Review, the famous Whig organ, never too favourable., to the statesman under remark. The new number of tbe Review just issued, says : — In the concluding ...

... peff as even Lord a Gre what we now believe we thet the their internal dif- from the may not oust Lord Stanley iw order to eee Whig stamp? Let all classes Mor les. commercial classes (ake it to heart. war means the and the suspension work, omit to aceount ...

... which had been issued. The girls having gone home and left off thefr crinolines, they were allowed to resume work. — Northern Whig. A Triple Execution.— On the 30th ult. the city of Cincinnati (U. S.) was the scene of a triple execu- tion, the parties executed ...

... which had been issued. The girls having gone home and left off their crinolines, they were allowed to resume work.— Sort/tern Whig. The Crew of the Great Eastern.—At adjourned meeting of the crew the Great Eastern, held in Liverpool on Thursday, it was stated ...

... s list of the officers :—Lieut.- something apart m ves— the Chester water drink ers (and eho ts not in some electoral th e Whig and Reformers,” for Mr Beales? Will he help elaborate Parliamentary retarn have jast heen printed | Colonel the How. T G. Che ...

... Fitzgerald briefly | ge at ealeatate none of yer ever seed that kernel afore, the seat is entirely at the disposal of the grea: Whig eve their reasons for adhering to the decision already | and (swallowia, Deke. | given by them ia the Commission | Please fork ...

... on .thair way home, just to see if there was any thing settled about, the course of business next week. It had as little the Whig mind as to the Tory understanding tbat, wbile'sil were away. some paired and some unpaired, during the prandial boars of eveaing ...

... enlightenment of these our mneteenth century days, but we would wager that in nine cases out of tea the differences between Whig and Tory are known infinitely better among the ladies from personal associations than from clearly conceived distinctions of ...

... readers, is an old established Whig club, where Mr. Gladstone is scarcely as vet more popular — such is the stubborn nature of old Whigs — than at the Carl- ton, of which he has never ceased to be a member. The device of those Whigs who wished to put away from ...

... collector, will be deprived of a vote. Thus household suffrage, the bugbear which two years ago was dreaded by the Tory and Old Whig parties, has come at last. Mr. Bright's principles — which have been steadfastly household suffrage throughout — have been ...