... of her Majeetj*u Qoreroment has never once been mentioned in iln coaocils. Mr. know* dare not moot it, and that if did his Whig-Radio (I Cabinet would fall to pieces the very day be did so. So he parades the disingenuous plea of want time. He will stick ...

... play the part of pamphleteer to Mr. Gladstone. There is a chivalry highly creditable the heart and genius of the redoubtable Whig this rush to the rescue, the more so as to serve in the political- campaign of his late lieutenant. Lord Russell has been required ...

... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IG, IBC9 fear, to the elder generation of Whigs would produce the least effect. Nor is there any one in the House of Lords who could urge it on the younger with so much effect Lord Derby. The Marquess Westminster must very ...

... stop now to inquire why such commission was issued all. Some Protestants were shot down by the police, and the natural course Whig justice is not bring the police to trial, but to Institute proceedings against the party who suffered. An inquest wss commenced ...

... traditional parties in the country are to waive minor differences and agree stand by what is left of institutiona under Whig presidency. The Whigs are ao obstinate that they will and must rule. They can't be helped. They ate not dangerously fertile expedients ...

... England may be indicated by a few brief quotations from his first leading article. He describes it as being composed a few Whig lords cooperating with set of red-tapists in the Lower House. The Home Secretary, are told, makes us regret the days of W ...

... covert endowments. It certainly does not lie with tbe Ministry to throw the charge of endowing Popery in tbe teeth of their Whig critics. Tbe Government proposes give the entire aurplos to Roman Catholic in* stitutioos. The * religious equality * they ...

... nt at finding it a perfectly unique and very remarkable demonstration, There question to the numbers present. The Northern Whig unwillingly allows that there were between thirty and forty thousand in the Botanic Garden altogether, and about 15,000 in ...

... such golden prospects being dangled before the electors. The contest interesting as being between Whig poverty and purity, as represented Mr. Horaman, and Whig riches and virtue, as personified Sir P. Lycett. Railway Accidents in Scotland.— ln the House of ...

... roused tbe conscience of English statesmen to tbe iniquity of the Irish Chureb, and Mr. Gladstone is merely the executor of old Whig will.” THE PROPOSED NEW COURTS OP JUSTICE. The Daily Sews remarks The Incorporated Law Society has given Mr. and Mr. Lowe (he ...

... selficient to cause everyone who wishes well their country vote agsinst. him (anplause), I stand before you as descendant of an old Whig family ; and have still same opinion that my ancestor* had upon the subject of what is called progress ; bo* I defy any roan ...

... in this course; if it should decline Mr. Gladstone’s invitation to re-construct itself and accept its credentials from some Whig or Radical Government, all Mr. -Gladstone’s arrangements will fall to the ground. He cannot carry out a single provision contained ...