... dogs of various sizes. I hear, says the London correspondent of the ' Manchester Guardian,' that Lord Westbury, son of the Whig Lord Chancellor of that title, has been elected a member of the Carlton Club. This, after all, is only political reversion ...

... against a nightmare. The words gave offence even in the Cabinet. Lord Beaconsfield in his early days bitterly satirised the Whigs, who trusted Russia; and his anti-Russian sensibilities have clung to him ail through his official life. Lord Salisbury’s jeer ...

... Tbe so-called Parliament is yet an ““infant of days,” and there hae been no time to insugurate such party distinctions as Whigs and Tories, otherwise Liberals snd Conservatives. If the Mahometans are to be considered the Conservatives, and the OChristians ...

... a brown study be had slipped off his horse and left the animal behind him MTBT*Bioqs Murder n«ar Dunoannon.—The ' Northern Whig ' gives the following details of the shooting a man in a railway carriage :—The members of the Home Rule party residing between ...

... the border that been definitely challenged to I decide between Mr Gladstone and Mr Disraeli between sound Conservatism and Whig-Radicalism certainly it has spoken with no uncertain sound Eight years have elapsed since Renfrewshire before an political ...

... never they forget?” Suffice it that -piit in th- Whig-Radical camp then ever Mr Cavk flatly understand that seat whether liked it or not that if elected to him the inevitable the return upshot the Whig-Radical themselves with meeting Mr anyex- of elicited ...

... matters municipal was repudiated, and that the watchword be, The City of Exeter and its good government, totally independent of Whig, Radical, Imperialist, or Conservative, was carried by acclamation. Whatever the Tory-ridden Council may do, it ' will not ...

... debate and divisions of last night shew that the Liberal party is about to break up,—that the unnatural coalition between the Whig members of the Church of England and advocates for the maintenance of the Establishment, and the political Dissenters and ...

... Ireland—to give a colourable pretext for bu ...

... s made the deceased for the education of his children. He had ideas on his head differing from the traditions of the great Whig family from which sprang. Both his wife and himself took counsel on the subject with John Stuart Mill and the advice given ...

... the great statesman, and which Lord Palmerston's biographer, Mr. Evelyn Ashley, son of Lord Shaftesbury, declares that the Whig Chief would never have sanctioned. According to these recalcitrant Liberals Turkey has shewn her power of self-regeneration ...

... would be more metivity shown, perhaps by raising the question of Irish gricvances on the estimates. He farther said that the Whigs under. stood that they could not retura to power without Irish aid, which they would bavs when they accepted Home Rale, and ...