... jealousies alike of her weak and powerful neighbours. MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Times has a bantering article in reply to the Edinburgh Review, which declares that in the Whig party lies the centre of gravity of Liberal politics in Eng- land. The ...

... Rns i,^ar?ce Minister Reform Bill in I860, Mr t itroclueed bí9 of those Whigs who opposed^^7 Waa and who eventually comr.Jn a t abandon it. Mr. Massey it w,l, l Lord 40 Whig of the old school, rather th- 9 t>6en' t^ere^ore f As an author, he is best ...

... Liberal—as apart from the Whig—party, dates from the repeal of the obnoxious Acts in question. The Whigs of nfty years ago were firm in the progressive and scundiy Protestant views of their fore- fatherd—to-day, what are left of the Whigs, are to a large extent ...

... C d eeotion. lhose members o€ Parliament are to be co idemned who manifested any decided leaning either, as it IS said, to Whig or Tory influ- ence. These (Arsons are to be opposed at the general election, ud men of a stern stamp put tn their lIJace. ...

... divisions amongst the Liberals. The Tories had secured their position on the Treasury bench by the Radicals deserting the Whigs over the County Franchise Bill of Mr Locke-King. Mr DLraeli was called upon to produce a budget. He knew lie would be out- ...

... to the police, who found the brandy in her possession. The matter will be nvesligated by the bench of Magistrates.—A'orthern Whig. ...

... them, but he could remember when as a Whig baby he was taught to look on a Dissenter as being much in the same category as a murderer, and 011 a Dissenting chapel as a den of iniquity, to be quickly passed by. The Whig babies of a later generation had not ...

... nearly all Protestants, and there are, as in our country, two political parties, one called H lug and the other Tory. The Whigs are all for progress and improvement, the Tories are for keep- mg to old customs and changing nothing. Now until about twenty ...

... VOICE OF God ? A fewmose sooh epieewpri « ■nW^oes, MD we older clergy the inferior order shall BEDWPOESD fto revive an old Whig toast in a new Conservative SERTAJ THE power of the bishops has Jwrsased. is iaereasiag. pad oubt to he diminishedi ...

... the Llynvi Arms, ••em's ^he evidence given by P.C. John Ackland ello that the defendants, having no money, resorted *t*d fk Whig expedient to obtain lodgings. Williams s>.WM Detective Jennings, from Merthyr, was his prisoner, whom he had appre- ^an^0U-5 ...

... Defendant, who waa w • foggy and excited condition, and covered his head with a hand- kerchief, caused great amusement by wHig for an adjournment, on the ground that his head was bad. Mr. Griffiths, who appeared for Mr. Howell, not objecting, the Bench ...

... noble Marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of subordination on Major O'Gorman's part to the leader of the Whigs, he considers it just as well to advise the noble Marquis to abstain in future from trespassing on the undoubted rights and ...