... ry roll. This was the young Marquis of Lorne, the eldest son of the Duke of Argyle. The “ parients” of this aspiring young Whig were present to witness the gratifying spectacle. The Duke was in the little gallery under the clock at the Ministerial side ...

... to a “ 1 at Carlton-House Terrace this afternoon, where, Oy Bly, the Duke of Argyll, Earl Granville, and two M other old Whigs, found themselves closetted with . Con, n Bright, taking sweet counsel together as to the of t to be adopted for the effectual ...

... deluding the unenfranchised into the belief that the Wings were peculiarly the friends of the people. For, year after year, the Whigs managed to hold the places of profit and powei, solely the promise that they were anxious to advance the popular caused but ...

... is the first couiiug, and one of the first in importance, the old party distinctions must melt away. Men who went with the Whigs when Whiggery was something else than a shadow, will pause ere thev adopt the platform of the Radicals. Many moderate meu, ...

... say this? Will they again place any confidence in the assertions of their pretended Whig patrons? The Reform party ought he fully alive to the treachery of the Whigs, and should never again assist to promote the selfish ends which their leaders iver have ...

... let the public judge of the merits of the production—“ The Charge of the Buff Brigade: Wont the WhIRS, went the Whigs, Wont the Whigs onward. All in the Valiev of Debt, Short a honored. 4* Forward, the Buff Brigade! Charge for the Place!” they aaid ...

... must know all the movements of all the writers in the Chronjcxe—l file that darling paper for posterity in the next generation Whig trumpery periodicals I consign to the waste-paper basket. Gently, gently, Carry, don't be too inquisitive, or you may get an ...

... report that Mr. Gladstone has followed implicitly the biddings of Mr. Bright, and has not consulted some the chief men ths Whig and Moderate Liberal parties, his defeat is a cer' tainty. fl ere Mr. Gladstone other than has shewn himself be, I should not ...

... either side of the House. It can hardly be termed a party debate inasmuch as the wrongs Ireland were attributed much to the Whigs to the Tories. Besides which there were many members who spoke only recommend their particular panaceas. The House was treated ...

... that inoonstitntionalism.—Correspondent of the Manehe.ter t lnanttne. Al • VIED R IDYIN MURDER TV Com= !LRAM.— The lielfiut Whig renorts the perpetration of a brutal mender of a man named Comeelrey, the only son of a widow, residing at /rhino; about a ...