... compunction in sacrificing the safe- guards that had tempted them on. Thus it was that the great Conservative party dished the Whigs by passing a Radical measure. BnucrAu-IonesoN.-Amr. 17tbI, at St. Peter's church, Neweastle-on- Tyne, by the Rev. Berkeley ...

... which all our statesmen had hitherto avoided as the pestilence, Lord DrRBY's blue blood cabinet had resolved to dish the Whigs by calling in the aid of these redoubtable coadjutors. Reformers have not been slow in seizing upon this astounding declaration ...

... tbe declarations about Reform which he and others like him had made, and to carry a measure which goes far beyond what the Whigs ex- pected, and therefore immeasurably beyond what the Tories were prepared for. The policy which has been exhibited in the ...

... submit to the FLATEST EnrTioy.] degradation of offering, in a slightly modified shape, the Bill which they had driven the Whigs from power for proposing a few months before. An instinc- tive sense of shame dissuaded a majority of them from the latter; ...

... t he endeavoured to- drown his' sorrows by deep s' draughts prdcired from 'the publio houses in the' d diatricti-liorekern Whig d, re - : ne The honou ofgknighthood has been conferred - upon Mrr. John Brown,,the-celebrated armour ,d plate manufacturer ...

... him. Mr. Disraeli was successful, but his party are Ph ksullky and discontented. Their historical antagonists, at f the old Whig families, have received their qerieths, w but the Radicals and not themselves have become Ai , richer by the change. Yet the ...

... their exaggerated fears. In justice to themselves thev are bound to protect their own measure fromn being libelled by the Whigs as revolutionary and tunconstitutional. Even taking into account the lodger franchise, which will affect only the larger towns ...

... Wkig houses. ?? ohl .,t-td Lineral, Eara Ru'eell, -was the i.t hiddtng was law to Mr. Gltdstone. *lnd all the rest of the Whigs have. ~* t !e passion for a hard end fast mone- tsy lice of ti ation between thobe who sae to hbas% Ici thy,0 a iO not to ...

... Reform Leagues held or Mbnilay evening, Annnooacvth itegr'et that the Holbor~a branch had ?? frpsn the League. - -The 'Nor0&en Whig hae' mi& 16formed t&h the sessional crown prosecutor has been istrlc t prosebute avinaber of the paiioin who took. Ipro- miaent ...

... the popular claim base their opposition upon the alleged right of the Crown to that and the other national parks. Tory and Whig statesmen and journalists have gone the length of maintaining that it is out of the mere grace or favour of the Queen that ...

... until a political dead-lock arrived, and the Whigs were unable to carry any measures ; and he refused to suffer, and to be made a martyr, and renew his sacrifices year after year, in order to keep the Whigs in office, and enable them to appoint Bishops ...

... sure that he could play it at short notice and get his part by heart after a very few rehearsals. One thing is clear, the Whigs must make up their minds to be the leaders of new Liberalism, or the followers of Mr. Disraeli. The -Daily 14eaws observes ...