... barrister.; he married a widow, who died a few years ago; she had something, he nothing ; he got into Parliament, belonged to the Whigs, displayed a good deal of shrewdness and humour, and was for l some time very troublesome to the Tory Government by con- tinually ...

... topics of talk, and will bo ats fir its I can Boo till the elld of the week. Tho Tories, of' course, are jubilaint. The 'Whigs are in at seare. Ele theozltaicals are nossphmsed. WheWrite is the reaction to end 1' What does it sousn Whose seat is sstfbe ...

... conspicuous in the crowd amound the altar rails. But if Mr. Gladstone abdicates his position and takes his lot with the 250 Whig and Radical ?? I do not see why any more than these he should look for an invitation, or why his friends should be so indignant ...

... with his head full of economical theories and with a notion that ! it was his mission to teach the Tory 'Squires and the old Whigs the principles of political economy. But the House of Commons hates a Professor with a perfect hatred, and Professor Fawcett ...

... Steele, in the Tailer, ridiculed the old doctor's loving-making. Dr. Radeliffe was, unlucky enough to be accused by the Whigs of killing Queen Mary and by the Tories of causing the death of Queen Anne, by refusing to attend her in her last illness. ...

... his sought to heap upon a Royal lady-his Queen-has preved himself unworthy of his manhood. - It igratifying to find from the Whig authority of the Z4inbeirgk Vif wiw that the Manchester insult to the Uneen and to the memory of the Prince Consort finds nO ...

... unpalatable Government, and thus. adopted the early and demo- cratic sayings of the late Charles Buller before he had taken the Whig shilling. It was not the speech of a clever man, nor was it thmat of a gentleman; and Mr. Faweett injured himself with every ...

... make Romain Catholicism dominant in England. Out of the eaams spirit of irreligious hatred arcse at the same time tha ovine of Whig for those who oppsedclimsofabsolute authority in Chureh and State. Whigwasoriinaly nae o cotemt gvenby Episcopalians to Pesbteran ...

... that vote as if it wece a precedent to be followed in this cast). Bat we have yet to hear whether Lord Hattington and the Whigs will follow DIr. Gladstone in a course of this kind. I do not believe they will, for Lord Hartington, knowing that the Opposition ...

... Iousehold Suffrage in the Thouties. 'lo lRadicals, of course, look upon it as a colisasusniite stroke of generalship. But thie Whigs, and ,specially the County 'lP's, are in a fever. It simply ml.saS the annihilation of my constituency.' This is thcl criticism ...

... shows you distinctly that he is quite aware of the fact. He treats most of them like dirt, snubs the Radicals one day and the Whigs the next, is a Conservative in one part of his speech and a Chartist in another, and all through the only man in the Oppo- ...

... critics. But this visit by of the Queen to Hugh-ad en will go a long way to set do him ul in the estimation even of those Whigs and I an Peelites, who cannot forgive a man for sitting in the lec Cabinet unless he belongs to the Great Revolution go] families ...