... combined along with thepost Aavdcate-Depute in the person of Mr. J. iNlfoncreiff. For thoroughgoing nepotism an old-fashlonod Whig lias no e-jual. v Naval and military changes. JP'.'/ltroad Arrow believes that tbo « insane idea bf;reducing such fine body ...

... Because it is bright and shining place, where there is no parting nor dyeing ” —his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs 1” This is not bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli’s riddle, Why is Mr. Gladstone like telescope Because you can draw him out, see ...

... and that of the new Canon Mozley, there ia all the difference between Church whose preferments were given the scions of great Whig families and Church whoso preferments are given to learned theologians. In one case, Church preferment was bestowed to secure ...

... was very much forgotten. He twists had had such meetings, and I, and that was no party political ear) Ha bad read the papers— Whig—for he liked to hear oil ia order that be might judge, them confessed that he had it the wisdom of the course that was | questions ...

... PLYMOUTH. Invite attention the above Wine, whig;.generally admitted to the cheapest Sherry ever 'offered for the price. ...

... rapidly, while the others are unduly discouraged and thrown back. Lord Chelmsford bad to wait many years for emotion, while his Whig rivals and juniors passed over head. Sir F. Kelly was Solicitor-General in IS4G, and had actually remain the bar for twenty ...

... Jervis expressed doubts whether, uudorpresent circumstances, tbo Conservatives wero justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. A banquet will held on Monday, the Btb of March, to celebrate tho first annivorgary of tho Tower Hamlets Constitutional ...

... rumours of Ministerial differences. These rumours are not unfounded. The old story being re-told. There is feud.be tween the Whigs and the Radicals, and it is quite witbirttbe range of possibility that the Liberal party may 'broken up. Lord Bussell’s proposals ...

... Ministerial proposals will have the support of the great bulk of the Liberal party, although it possible that some o! the old Whigs in the Upper House may prove troublesome. xuere still a faint nope in some circles that Queen may open Parliament after all ...

... with the largest ■circulation in the world), tia task was ft herculean one. It was his policy, having regard the/umoure as Whig defections, to deny that the Ministry iad say intention giving up their policy, which atill would be pursued 'with prudence ...

... is possible to the son any member the middle classes. Mr. Gladstone’s elevation to the Premiership over the heads ol many ‘Whig Peers is in one sense remarkable, sirapiy because the Liberal party, rule, have generally ample supply of ambitious noblemen ...

... and disemiowraent (which, being, means the only liope the Conservativesragaining ffice)' lies conocrted.action with the old Whigs, who supposed to be ala:med;at the Badical. programme. The present id sais to i eliev© Roman Cathclios from contributing to ...