... landed his name as if it had been a creed. But they have served his turn. They have landed him in office, and compelled the Whigs and official Liberals to accept him as their leader. Their mission is discharged, and their usefulness is at an end. Mr. Gladstone ...

... on looking to foreign affairs we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of wo,ooo men for the defence of the country ...

... lauded his tiamo as if it had been o creed. Bat they have servéd bis turn, They have landed him in office, and compelied the Whigs and official Liberals to accept him as their leader. - Their missioh is discharged, sud their usefulness is st an end My, ...

... landed his name as if it had been a creed. Bat they have served his turn. They have sanded him in office, and compelled the Whigs and official Liberals to accept him as their leader. Their mission is discharged, and their usefulness is at an end. Mr. Gladstone ...

... to make the Whig element in the Cabinet more considerable than ever. Is he to blame for that ? or has his recent action been forced upon him ? Probably the latter. Aristocratic influence is yet powerful, and almost as powerful among Whigs as among Tories ...

... and have preached and his name as if it had been a oreed, Bus they have his turn. They have landed him im office, and the Whigs and See thoir leader. their an end, Gladutone fools and obtrasive service may idpa that he woald take an extreme to be an ...

... assuming a purity wiiich did not belong to politics, and which it is likely will be found had certainly nothing to do with Whig politics at Norwich. The election of 1868 appears to be in- cluded in tho inquiry. The thaw, whit li commenced slowly on ...

... lauded his same as if it had been a creed. Eat they have served his turn. They have I inded him in otEoe, and compelled the Whigs and official Liberals ta swept him as their leader. Their mizeicm is discharged, and their usefulness is at an end. Mr. Gladstone ...

... veable. X’e have desire to see the Prime Minister o( England stomping the country fer seat creeping into Parliament favour of Whig lord. To man of Mr. Gladstone's mind there may be something ignominious i it-sitting for Greenwich, although politicise! of ...

... Principality are well described. We are glad to see condemnation of the conduct of Dissenting ministers pnt into the mouth of a Whig, when those worthies consign to hell all who rote for Conterretire candidates. Randy Book of Company and Battalion Drill (Remrosa ...

... on looking at foreign affairs we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Itiosell, to sound the elsrm trumpet. and to demand the immoditte enrolment of men totthe defence of the cc' ntry. In ...

... of grave moment is the fact that the present Cabinet is no longer a correct exponent Li boralisel—that it is essentially a Whig Ministry; and, that, b ecause Whiggism is equally detestable to the best Liberalism and the worst Toryism, we see in this fact ...