... there was the Tipperary ele- - Is tion, atwwhich a gentleman who he believed was the law f adviser of the castle in the late Whig Administration was, he would not say the Government candidate, but the only it candidate who vindicated their conduct, and ...

... addressed a large meeting on 'Wednes- daylight, at the Broadmead Rooms, BristoL He declared himself a Radical, and opposed to Whigs and Tories, and announced that he should refuse to agree to a test ballot until a'working man had been returnedto Parliament ...

... effecting a reduction in the nhutbers of our soldiers hi and sailors. ?? said the meascirie would be criticised d out of doors as a Whig job; the iamin objeot of which was to give the Government two more vqte4, and he expressed L a hope that the House would not ...

... tured with bloed, which was hardened and stiffened with dust. Amcng the wonderful escapes are those. of the reporters of the Whig, Despatchi, an S&ate Jourmnal, all of whoem were seated Immediately on the edge of the parting floor, peor Brook being so far ...

... commendedalariswea little take &bak 'by the eO QU.r . i ; ' It lbjumried. t' Privy Sea! was handed over afin-m . provide a Whig counter- ?? for br. STiB s Radicallm, To do him -ustice, Lord HA.:YAx has always enjoyed& higher 'reputation in offidial cirles ...

... and to effeot a change in the grand jury laws which may lighten the burden upon them and give them local controL The Yor-here Whig states that the tone of the first meeting was that the Land Act is a great step In advance of all previous attempted legislation ...

... o-i;t; cci~ prises! 5 i20 ac re S. Lord Lytton, in Ihis poe of King Arthur, treats the Radicals as Dr. Johnson treated the Whigs-ho takescareth'ey shall have the worst of it. In areview of the poem, the T'imles quotes an instance: Gawaino has scarcely ...

... they should, for one o them married the sister of one of the wealthiest peers in England, Lord Dudley to wit, and as he is a Whig and has claims on the Liberal party, and they are Conservatives and have claims I on tho Tory party, there is a double chance ...

... allayed at the presen time, and which would most certainly be greatly increased if Mr. Bright's place should be taken by a Whig. There are a thousand and one rumours as to who his successor will be. At the time that I write I believe nothing is settled ...

... on looking to foreign affairs, we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrol- ment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... if the one chief t who was left should find it desirable in his opinion to recruit the ranks of his Cabinet from worn out Whigs and from great families it would be found to be a fatal mistake. (Cheers, and a voice: ' We won't e have it. The Cabinet ...

... as much astonishment as did his appoint- ment to the Duchy of Lancaster five years ago. Lord Russell, greatly offended his Whig fiends when he sud- denly announced to them that he had taken the young German into the Cabinet; and thin incident doubtless ...