... which iuduced him twelve months ago to -appeal to the country for a renewal of its con- fidence. The country condemned the Whigs, and Nr. Gladstone's colleagues lost their places. The country has bean a great gainer, and the place- hunters have lost in ...

... rack-rented as their fellow- B Catholic tenant-farn.ers. Orangemen were just ast badly treated by the Tory Governments as by the L whig. Orahgemen were treated as slaves that b could not do what they thought right and proper. C They were treated as seditionists ...

... in the Can- cha ser-vative interest, and the son of Lord Wenleok, th wh~o comes forward as the nominee of his father, a wi Whig noblem,~u of considerable territorial influence. ws Mceeitngs3 of the friends of either candidate are Ti being- held, and Mr ...

... an ar- a rangement to do certain things upon which the party, as a whole, is not agreed, driving a bargain a in which the Whig seems to say to the Radical, ' What is the least you will be contented to take - from me as a reluctant giver ? and the Radical ...

... old, has still a strong intellect, and belongs to the Vigh (Whig) party. Por the enlightenment of his Persian readers he goes on:- It is neces- * sary that it should be explained what Whig is. All the Ministers of the English Government are di. v vided ...

... cnt in li-gal circlesa, not only within the Housse lang ba'- of bounos ut in NWestminster Hall. The Th4 retirin gy jalge is a Whig, and may not on thatr-s accounrt he (deposed to give the patronage to a Con. hu' merval~ive Govprnmnent. On the other band ...

... Inn a icountry like Spain the life of a dynasty is to be measured only by the capacity of its enemies to pull it down ! The Whigs are regularly played out in the I Potteries. No decent man is prepared to carry their oolours during the forthcoming election ...

... to whom Mr. Gladsoone imparted his det:r- mination to dissolve Parliament, I the des- I perate hope of rehabilitating the Whigs 'with the country. The member for Birmingham ap- II plauded the resolve, and, after the announcement pi was made, declared ...

... offensively. The result was that he had the reputation of being an honest politician of what may be called the Gladstonlan. Whig type. Other lawyers eager for Parlia. mentary honouro, If not for place, might bow the knee to Baal, but among the faithless ...

... which the State hitherto - paid, and was in justice bound to continue to pay. Under such circumstances it is no wonder that the Whig and the Presbyterian Volunta- ries are depressed at the failure of their plans; and that our Radical contemporary shows signs ...

... have shown, a decided advantage in a diplomacy, If ever unhappy France revive, she will not thank the Power which, by the Whigs of that day, recognized Louis Napolean with indecent haste after the Iniquity of his coup dc'tat, but has not, even yet, recognised ...

... may be cliakbr in a- say way they think proper, but ssii the ilccrah'e aL fet remains tat in the gr-at town 'f B. Vl'a the Whigs, who boasted of their ii llaeuce, ceuret evena a atte pt to fight. We are glad, ia Oet C-j5, teat it iC so. Raisecd to power ...