... RACLI dined at Windsor; so did Lord STA:N- LEY :ao did the Lowo CHAxNtELLOn. Earl Rus- SELL, it is said, as the head of the Whigs, would be requested to go to Windsor to give his Sove- reignadvice. As an old constitutionalist he would, of course, name Mr ...

... h jith people like to see trained statesmen in o f c a. Mr. GLADSTIOsE has made the M.,w judicious use of his materials. Whigs, mode. rate Liberals, and advanced liberals are pretty fairly represented. Each party is satisfied vii its share, and the great ...

... other in the lords-thy:y may exercise sumetbing of ithe same power which belonged to Sir Robert Peel rand Lord Lyndhurst in the Whig days afcer the Ireform Act. The diminished following of Mr. Disraeli cannot present a more discouraging ap pearance next veeL; ...

... Johnston, Major Knox-all but the MarqIuis members of Prsliament-re- present nearly every possible variety of Irish poli- tiCs-Whig, Radical Liberal, Peeiite, Liberal-Con servative, Conservative, Orange; while Mr. Mal colmson, Mr. Gait, and Mr. Fox, spoke ...

... an undoubted right to d o. One of tese gentle- men might, indeed, have .remembere d how valuable w the office withwhich the Whigs had endowed bim five years ago, and, together with two of his col- leagues, might have abstained from eadeavouring to crush ...

... Munater, stting that he VWa a genuine Catholic, and a man of thoroughi Liberal v iew, sad of unbonaded charity, neither at Whig nor a Tory, but a trne Liberal. I hear3 that he gave 500i. towards establishing a Catholic school in Cashel, and many other ...

... ofidence in the ministers, though varied in 15'ieuaae torneet the rules of the House of Commons, lieu tn- proposed by the Whigs within a few weeks lsrd -North had obtained a victory in each division h mjriy a constantly dwindling. From 29 on ie 27h ...

... 89 ; noies, 244-being a majority of 155 against household suffrage. lit the majority are, the isames, not Only oi various Whigs, but of Mr. Disraeli mid nmnny Tory genticanen who lately voted for the saue measure, when it was the rent paid for theirishore ...

... of Scotland, is reported as having taken place on Tuesday at his country seat in Lanark. shire. Lord Belhaven was a staunch Whig, and for many years acted as her Majesty's representative in the General Assembly of the Scotch Church. THE ADOPTION OF SHORT ...

... Argyle, Earl Clarendon, and Lord K~imberley. Mr. Gladstone's Government contains these elementsin its bavieg the Peelites, the Whigs, and the a'lvenced Liberals. Most of the Liberal Governments, since the repeal of the corn L;Wd in 1846 have rootained a strong ...

... and decidedly Liberal i htosd into his Cabinet, hut Brookee's 'Club, that old e -erldezvoes of C. J. Fox, Burke, and t'he Whigs of f- reigns, tok the alarm, and told the Premier ttat if he firtued ?? admiaistration in this spirit tiere would be v. split ...

... men who loved their country, not wisely but too well, and whose devotion and sacrifice have iwon the refo-ms which Irish Whigs, or Liberals, whichever they choose to Sill themoelve;, have sold over and over again (cheers and laughter). I shall take the ...