... boy, and to stroke his hair; I suppose I stroked It the wrong way. The Liberals do not soom at all disposed to follow the Whigs in the matter of the Suez Canal pnronase. The article In the Ediainbrph Rcview has mado no converts among the now scanty i ...

... reference ta marriages of those above 25 is said by Horace. Walpole to have been inserted in order to soothe the wrath of the young Whig. WaIpole equally detested the bill-never, says he, was an act passed against which so much and for which a. little could ...

... contest with the~ Horse Guards about military reform? The Con- servatives have, more -power with the higher )r classes than the Whigs; let thema exercise it: in doing away with.purchceo in the army. Seconly ICwill the Zdiniot~ry alienate still further their ...

... if on no other abeCunt, en aecount of my years and long standing in the vestry, to sy a few words. Of the old board whether Whig or Tory, churchman, Roman Cathoclic, or nonconformist, I can con fidehtly say-and I believefrom what I have heard, I can say ...

... one sido of politics than to those uipon the other. Strange to say, though a Conservative Lord Chamberlain rules, it is the Whigs who are said to be favoirred, which is a pretty clear proof that politics can have nothing to do with the matter, Australian ...

... judicious, and the tone througbout was admirable, hey ei'eept that perhaps there was rather too much the glorification of the Whigs at the expense of the Liberals. His remarks upon the condition of his I ege party were good-natured and frauk. He did not 5 ...

... The only question is whlther a programmue so sweeping and large ewil anr time in the prent century secureu etesion of thie W'higs. OtuglV MIr. Tracy-Turuerelli is not irate at thle re- Lrs of fusal of the golden wreath by the Premier, for iled ble regards ...

... finally, he is the son of a th' L. duke, which will command the attentive of e respect of -the ministerialists, and an old (of A Whig, which will conciliate one wing of 0 -the Liberals. Mloreover2 it does not follow of i. that in Mr. Gladstone's absence his ...

... Mr. John m LaL-aster to contest that place in the Liberal interest at the next election. He was formerly a ?? and is now a Whig. an ant ?? a very large meeting, on se: ecry W edneaday, of convearift and delegates of the Mi Dr. Liberal committees of R ...

... |party in virtue chiefly of two qualificsqoios ed. -the one ieing that he was colourless 9 ' enough to attract to the party that Whig ' ?? which had only previously been dra-ggd at its chatiot wheels by the moral | and political force of the leader, and the ...

... peerage is alnnounced to-day, comnes from a race which, ever since it hies beets in En6glnll, has until now been ardently W'hig. Tite Keplpels came' over with Willinm Ill , and the 3'arl of Albernuarle, who is now at the head of the family, ?? stanlch ...

... children. The poor little fellows died within 24 boars after birth; but we are aured that the mother is doing weUl, though ?? Whig. The Edinburgh High Court of Justiclary acquitted on Monday the five men oharged with the culpable homicide of a man named ...