... Mr. F, most ill-used of Liberal statesmen, is excommunicated by the Dissenters with the tacit consent of the aris- tocratic Whig, who would not dare to say tliat h'I was too plebeian for their leader, but who all the same think so. Nevertheless the jw ...

... governor Madras needs.— Scotsman. THE CHANCELLORSHIP OF DUBLIN UNIVERSITY,— The appointment of another scion of the same powerful Whig connection to the Chancellorship of the Queen's University in Ireland has formed the theme of cavil with certain Tory journals ...

... Wer banq were attributed to party sprit :- cere But, on the whole, Russia has not, I believe, the i nrdch to choose between Whig and Tory; for I sus- pect that the Duke is, if pousible, more hostile to Russia than I wse-fully as much impressed with the ...

... avatar of a spick and span new prophet— a Whig prophet, too, or who, at least, was once a Whig, Mr. BOUVERIE, whom the Liberals of Kil- marnock rejected. The Tory Standard becomes the expositor of the Conservative-Whig, and as- sures the nation on its journalistic ...

... indiscreet, avow their belief that Mr. GLADSTONE is destined to lose his position, and that the Radicals will overwhelm the Whigs, if not with superior wisdom, at all events by the force of mere numerical strength. It is not easy to reconcile these diversities ...

... Damn he Whigs policy. It i^ as- flamed that the gentlemen will either abstain front voting or vote against Government. Thio will make a difference of twenty on a division, perhaps more. The other 20- will be made tip by the return of the Whigs in the ...

... less raactionary t section of the Conaervatives; but It Is well that Ht e should be postponed as long as possiblo, The great c Whig families have donegoodoervlce to thecoantry r by the preasare which they have tor some generaI f tionis paced on their political ...

... now be ground between the upper and the nether millstones. KMr. CHAMBERLAIN expressed his sin- cere gratification that the Whigs, or the half-hearted Liberals, were no longer in the Radical camp, to carp at their policy to hamper their progress; to throw ...

... The meeting was an eminently representative one, being composed of advanced Liberals, Moderates, and respectable and timid Whigs, whose political creed almost borders upon Conservatism. Yet all heartily, and with one accord, approved the select- ion of ...

... have intirmatod to Lord Granvillo that, in the event of Mr. Forster being r selected, a cavev will be formed of some, Whigs Cr send ?? ; the pretext for the allianco being the decided hoatklity which Mr. re Forster has maintained towards his late ...

... probability that Mr Jenkins will be returned tri- umphantly at the head of the poll, against Mr Williams, or any Radical, Whig, Liberal, Con- servative, or non-descript, and it is the assurance of this, which I firmly believe, has caused the present ...

... vlhist down the same type aa Harry Browne; younger, better educated, if possible more conceited certaa r with better miners: a Whig by birth, a Tory by » viction, a Liberal fcy interest; imbued with a belief iu 'V own abilities, which Successful moving of ...