... lady. The invitations were exclusive of politics. Amongst those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, and a number of leading Whig politicians. Mr. Gladstone's resolutions were, it is said, concocted at a meeting of loading members of the Opposition. All ...

... THE REHOBOAM OF POLITICS. It is indeed hard upon the Whigs to be subjected to the impetuous rule of Mr. GLADSTONE. Under a new leader they may well have hoped for little respite, little moderation. When Solomon Russell departed this (political) life, ...

... PAPERS. THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. The Standard Hays that the Government ha* granted commission of inquiry the instance of the Whig leader, and it would be undigniftl, and affront to the Crown, to proceed to legislate in tho absence of tho information which ...

... that the Scotch people should be deprived for a time of household sullrage, provided that the Tories are turned out and the Whigs are longer kept out in the cold Will Mr. Baxter yield to such persuasions We believe not. We have too good an opinion of him ...

... the world the psychological fact that to a Whig all Whigs are superior beings. Lord Russell would not, we suppose, assert this in definite terms ; but it is evidently his implicit unconscious belief. The Whigs of the past are surrounded by a spiritual ...

... SCOTCH REFORM BILL anticipated in our last communication has oome to pass. Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright* and the other party Whigs did their utmost last year to throw out the Household Suffrage Bill, in order to foroe the Tories to resign, and get back to ...

... this-and with no poor show of reison-that Mr. Disraeli would not have fared so well had he cast his fortunes with the Whigs. The Whigs have always been pre-eminent for ingratitude. As ex- clusive in sentiment as their Tory rivals, they have been more fortunate ...

... Exchequer is neither the scion of a noble house, nor a largeacred squire. When first ofl'ered himself to his late constituents Whig nobleman refused him permission to canvass his tenantry, on the ground that Mr. Hunt’s position in society and in the county ...

... Sebastian evens, Five short conclusions. Polities. Revolution tempered by Rates. Equality. The Radical Kitchen; dishing the Whigs and cooking the Tories. English manhood and its elements. Victories. Constitutional safeguards and Powers. 18a2 to 1868. The ...

... that the Whigs would not dare to keep this Parliament longer than was required to give the new English electors time to register and be put upon the roll, which will effected the end next session. We are of a different opinion. We believe the Whigs, with ...

... slee et l btheatable rtess the civilised worth at tbe billowing primes Is. de. Id.. lii., ls.. eel the a,• Pot. Thee is a by Whig tbe Wye telt.—Dbetthes to the every PROTECTION FROM FIRE! lama 4tARK NANA AB ASS. USE ONLY ...

... bring its amount of blue blood up to the Whig average by a very long way. Mr. JACOB BRIGHT himself cannot charge it with being feudalist or patrician. It is useless to deny that the traditional greediness of the Whigs, along with their intense administrative ...