... spiritual and temporal and opposed by 192. It was therefore lost by a majority of 95. The minority consisted of seven dukes, Whigs four marquises, liberals ; 32 earls, including the Earl of earnervon ; five vlicutuits, 46 lords, and not a single bishop. ...

... whether tained the lame feeling, an ...

... ng the policy of her Majesty's ministers and not as giving any clue to her own private opinion. On the other hand, if the Whigs succeed to power and the speech contains a recommendation to deal with the abuses of the Establishment, the recommendation ...

... the distrust with which the Gladstonian policy is viewed. We li;ejoiceu) ob.e:gh that many, who formerly ve their support e Whig party, now per| cg:ive the mo&ofiom.ry character of {hel.r move‘ments, and, like honest men, oppose earnestly ‘ the m}‘);opoo;ln ...

... possesses a monopoly. We take the liberty of judging public men and public measures by their abstract merits, and, whether whig, tory, radical, or what not, of supporting or opposing them as we think true and right. We may, of course, be often deceived ...

... in ten minutes afterwards the gaudy chamber was deserted. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION. The minority consisted of 7 dukes, all Whigs ; 4 marquiets (also all Liberals); 32 earls (including the Earl of Carnarvon) ; S viscounts, 46Iorde, and not a single bishop ...

... Gladstone. He ha( supported the Tory Administration in their Reform Bill, and one reason was that Lord Derby had a powe the Whigs had not, that carrying his measur through the House of Lords. Mr Bright did not wis to admit the residuum the population to ...

... Gladstone. He had supported the Tory Administration in their Reform Bill, and one reason was that Lord Derby had a power the Whigs had not—that of carrying his measure through tbe House of Lords. The result had been most satisfactory, as we have got 20,000 ...

... and accomplished from first to last not only without a blunder but with almost mathematical precision and certainty. Did Whig or Liberal government ever undertake an expedition of which this or any thing like this could be said? The Crimean ' expedition ...

... d. fend Ant, Mr. li.yutt, —-m the.hid. a. Ayrton succeeded in getting the report read, and bl , rrmarks the oolicr of the Whigs and its disastrous Simmons, in the Market, night last. There has occasioned, the official averages showing the price of ,, ...

... VORINTING of every executed BiAOHIPTAT, It, the .IDDITOL macaw “sernot. DAILY POSTA NEWTOWN OPERATIVE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. It Whig hem dated that Open Air an Tamdazind ed} to addressed by S. Morley. , and et been disappointed, the nubile that Notice be given ...

... stated ; but making those observations, as was evident, he spoke of a system of policy wtnen had been pursued by successive Whig Governments tor a series of years. The application of his remarks to AiOra Clarendon could only have been of a very slight ...