... THE WHIGS AND THE MINISTRY. The defeat of the Ministry is again postponed. Mr Gladstone is to uncaring his withers next week, when—we shall see what we shall see. Meantime a show of opposition is kept up in the Radical newspapers, and Mr Disraeli continues ...

... THE COMING ELECTION'S. What running and racing, And noisy crowd* facing, candidates keen Whigs, Radicals, Tories With fine flatt'ring stories, Are gulling, I ween. T.ike soldiers wheu arming, busy bees swarming, They run seeking votes From Cornwall they're ...

... genuine Whig point of view is more disastrous than that of Mr Gladstone, for there is notv no longer the possibility of a Whig family leading the \Vhig party in the proper place. It is, theiefore, necessary to resort to reprisals. Mr Gladsto, the Whig, in ...

... publish the following extract from a private letter regarding the party tactics to be pursued on the Scotch Reform Bill: The Whigs have decided not to support more than 7 new members for Scotland, and nearly all the Scotch members have agreed to go with ...

... 1865 now was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. the Whig Government 184041 coatinned to bold office although beaten ao lees than nine times in two Months in 1841 by Lord Stanley's Irish Registration (Voters) Bill Whig earned against them. The divisions ...

... and if they wero not quite neglected in the distribution of the minor patronage. Great Whigs smiled at the notion of a large infusion of new blood, and little Whigs asked, with supercilious complacency, where was the proof that new blood was coming forward ...

... been found that the hopes the Government had entertained that the old Whig? might come to their aid were absurd. Why, they might surely have known the opinions and policy of the old Whigs regards this very question. On the night of Monday next, when Gladstone ...

... alarm and apprehension in the Liberal camp. He may take it as a compliment that that most self-assured man and sleekest of Whigs, Mr \V. P. Adam, has come forward to certify to Sir Robert Anstruther's excellence as an unmurmuring and uncomplaining hack ...

... got upend kept up for a purpose. The Whigs want these kept open questions, to settle which tbey may hereafter have a chance ; and from a similar motive, though for a different end, the Radicals agree with the Whigs. Nothing could be truer than this as ...

... befool himself in this wis*, proach and a mystery to official Whigs, writing of The feelings and desires which mate us, referring to his following. Why, do not know an official Whig in Fife except himself. He is not so now, and it is not at all ...

... leeks, no longer anticipates the future, and unless Mr Baxter's meeting yesterday hatched something certain of success, our Whig brother will leave the Scotch Committee to do anything they like. Trust is neither to be reposed in Princes, horses, nor ...

... have with the Parliamentary reports the opinions of the Whig party in London, so that the Whigs in Edinburgh and London may start fair. And this is what the washerwoman imagines this London Whigs thought of the Prime Minister's speech, and those in Edinburgh ...