... to be cancelled. Very strong opinions the same effect are likely to pronounced the coming controversy in both Houses. Of the Whig peers who voted with Ministers on ths last division, many I believe cannot bo rslisd on to support them in rosisl}*« the impending ...

... should agitate for the measure on behalf of the working classes. He feared that there was in Mr. Gladstone too mush of the Whig element, which must be driven out of him, and was exceedingly sorry that hs hod not made a stand on the Idth clause of the ...

... were opposed to it to sllv themselves with the moderate Whigs. Mr. Gladstone, having granted the Radicals all he was prepared to grant them present, was firmly locked in the embrace of the Whigs. He thought it wt* their duty to keep him there, for if ...

... became in their hearts they knew he was not wholly with them. Meanwhile, the more moderate supporters of the Premier, the Whigs and mild Liberal*, submitted to the destruction of the Church with heavy sense of responsibility, because the right hon. gentleman ...

... carry them out, that need justify a moment's irritation or alarm in the mind of the most sensitive Conservatives or old Whig seceders. It would, indeed, very greatly astonish us to ind that any one was frightened by what took place yesterday. Only ...

... Heaven that at last religion no longer divided them. Constitutional means would get for them what had been wrung from them by Whig oppression, fraud, and bribery. At the next general election there would not be a hustings in Ireland on which the 7 of Home ...

... his throat is not considered dangerous. He is in the hospital. THE LIBERALS AND THEIR LEADER. In a letter to the notes, A Whig says that amongst the Liberal party the suspicion is gradually increasing that the pace is to; rapid for safety; that, in ...

... rid of the accumulation, the better. ANOTHER MINISTERIAL BLUNDER. The Attreetiser commends the following fact to the eminent Whig whose letter appeared in the Times on Monday. It plainly shows what the country has to sutler through the dodging of an Act ...

... change all this. He is to reconcile the daring young Radicals and Rocheforts of his party with the sage and safe inheritors of Whig principles, who are startled at finding them- selves impelled towards peaceable revolutions by the adopted of the International ...

... their power to ascertain how man has voted intends to vote, whatever secresy may enshroud the transaction. For many years the Whig policy has been to rule Ireland through the priests, ' and Mr. Gladstone’s Government, in their blind ignorance, imagine that ...

... which has marked the session throughout, have done their work, and acted as powerful solvents on that once united phalanx. Old Whigs, advanced economists, enthusiastic young Kadicals, and disappointed Dissenters, have all in turn been taught either to tremble ...

... pacaengere will booked to the Mansion House, and we hope to hear before very long that the company ha* overcome its difficulty in »w»H»ig both end* meet, and that the line will continued on, a* originally designed, to Moorgate-street. In the meantime great works ...