... The leaders of the liberal party in England had a meeting with Earl Granville, who succeeds Mr Gladstone as chief of the Whigs. The latter has resigned, and it is expected that the right ion. W. E. Forrester will recommend his retirement from parliament ...

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... canvass for popularity by assuming the patronage of professedly liberal measures, or, as Mr. PUNCH puts it, by stealing the Whigs' clothes while they were bathing. This phase in the developewent of modern conservatism was exemplified a few years ago when ...

... Russell, who belongs to the Vigh (Whig) party, he goes on to describe the two great parties of the State. All the Ministers of the English Government are divided in two parts The party which is now in office is that of the Whigs; at itheir head are Lord Gladstone ...

... 247. at Bristol Feb 8 Rosa, 446, at Gloucester a Feb 12 Voyageur. 198, at Liverpool Jan 11 Zora, 197, at London Feb 3 !stoat *Whig, Augusta, from Bristol February 15 ; Midlothian, 393, at London February 14. Passengers Booked for :Barbados. Per P.Co.'s Tasmanian ...

... by Mr. Forster, and seconded by Mr. Morley, and resulted in the unanimous election of the noble Lord as future leader of the Whig Party in the House of Commens. The subject of rendering the executive Minister responsible for the general pelicy of the government ...

... speech and of style which the great Mcspecial manner ; I.ut that Callum More, the most powerful and pious f.t was not of the Whig nobles, and the father-in-law to them is the opinion of the most learned of a royal Princess is, without check or reand pious ...

... and violence to which b earanee as ne-lenger a virtetd 17 More than vestigation, was so thoroughly satisfied of °us little Whig leader threw hianlf into the Mr. Hughes' premises were subjected oh one attempt was anade on the governer's Mr. Park's misconduct ...

... aboliahiniz L.i. stitutes. William Russell, eighth Dui,. Bedford died on the 26th instant. Thwigh nominally the head of the great Whig party, the deceased peer never took any part in politics, but led a very retire.l life. He is succeeded in the title and immense ...

... Eugland, or where is it to be fotod T The Star is at the Antipodes to the .tandard ; the Tory Blackwood at the throat of the Whig .gdinburgls or the Radical Westminster, while Reynolds Newspaper would rein make short work of them tech and all by the present ...

... advance was much retarded by the ; nature of the ground, drove back the elietny at all points. Our lushes, however, were heavy, Whig 200 wounded, and 7 officers aud me t; tilled. On the let Febrnary, Bekwa, a large town on our Jett and 'forming part of the ...