... of Lordl Duflerinl to the Cabinet as Lord Privy Seal. Mr Gladstonle has preferred, howrever, to import into the Cabinet a W~hig peer of seventy. L ordl Halifax, better known ust Sir Charles Wood' has alwvays been remarkable for clearness and quick ness ...

... Cesunrons for his character-to either side of the House of ?? I will venture to say you will hear but one opinion of him from Whig, Tory, or Eadical. I will tell yen what I heard one of the oldest rind most sagacious men in the House of Corn- mons say-that ...

... close of this session, and that Lord Chas. Tunes Ker, a younger son of the Burke of Box- hurghre, will he the candidate in the Whig inte' rest. Mr Kinloeb, yr. of Gilmerton, 'however, has Irad his eye uponthesehurgirs for some years, and, it is said, will ...

... has been from thle commencement of his political career a consistent member of the paity wvhich under the name, first of W~hig, and afterwvards of Republican, opposed thle Democratic policy of Southern ascendancy end thee extension of slavery. 'Mr ] ...

... intact her manses and glehes. The bribe of similar com- forts for the other Churches was offered, and we had a coalition of old Whigs, new and old Tories, and the Times newspaper in favour of the scheme. Earl Russell wasits ardent aup- porter, and the Thunderer ...

... li heusted, and the result was far from satisfactory 14 to either side, but some of the lairds said for to 4y it, that the Whigs had carried the day. a- It saemsthat two of the heritors were head: col- 'y leotors,,. one at Glasgow and one at Dum- if fries ...

... -The first Quaker who ever found a seat in the Rouse was Air J. Pease, who was returned after the Reform Bill of 1832 as the Whig member for South Dar- ham. When he came to the table previously to taking his seat, he claimed to affirm, instead of taking ...

... opinion that all the Powers will now undersandlt the truth of the situtation, but that they will aertndtertnd o late. The unhappy Whig CalA. net of E:ngland will learn that it is all over with flelgian neutrality anddButctindepedencde, nde that the disaster ...

... measure of Reform, and L~ord Derby and Ai~r Disraeli had ample time to makeo up their naimds - whether their measure dished ties Whigs or the a Tories in the most satisfactory mnausser. (Laughter.) Peace is a word at the present moment in every inanes mouth ...

... the Conservative has become a Liberal, while the Liberal has not belied his name. Old John Skinner's wiih has been met at ?? Whig and Tory should all agree. And, with this catholicity of operation, if we estimate the dignity of any Parlia- mentary seat ...

... Huxley, Iwho formed what are called the upper strata of' society, talked of political questions as if they were qucstions of Whig and Tory, of Conservative and heaven knowswhat; but beneath therewas the greater question whether that prodigious misery which ...

... and Francis Jeffrey, at which it was proposedC I 5' to 1set up a Review. Eat the future Whig leader 9 o held aloof from the young and clever but needy ) 1. Whigs who started the Edinburgh. Nor I dlid he join the Speculative Society, or the ( CC ...