... inthe person of Lord DiATnYMP:L'X, whocombined l thhe advniitages derivableo from the taionlfeuidal' inflate~co. of a' powerful Whig faiiiy,'with those obtainable:, by a profession of extremely ex.ensiveviewsý .upon'-somie'agricultural subject, such ais .-bypthec ...

... mumber1 West Gloucestershire. It is stated that on the retirement of Mr. bMarling, l.ord Fitzhardinge, OnO Uf the leading whigs of the coulnty, does not intend to aecord him any further rbupport. Already strong dissent has been expressed by the Radical ...

... the Lecture Hall, for the nomination, and Saturday next for the polling. Ameeting of the supporters of Mr. Angerstein, the Whig candidate, took place on Saturday afternoon, at Woolwich. Mr. Angerstein stated that the Rating Bill with s the provision for ...

... õenches. I am by no means certain that all the Ministerialists will come up to the Birmingham mark even in this respect, for the Whig M.P.'s who represent rural constituencies, have to think of their constituents' strong dislike to any serious increase of the ...

... 1873 would. take their pnic&among .the. rspectable to mnmnso n-onuliont6 of A Whig legislation, rud' their wonud -in be: asB much clatter and' roakn amongst ther D. Whigs to disestablish anid disendov the Church of in Elngland as though this hadbeen ...

... to recognise the altered conditions under which the PREMIER must henceforth appear as the advocate of fusion between the old Whig party and advanced Radicals, is Mr. J. LLEWELYN DAVIES, who in a letter to a contemporary, says The task of dealing with Church ...

... until the Reform Bill was carried under the auspices of a Conservative Government, and that the policy of waiting until the Whigs began to bathe in deep water before stealing their clothes was in every respect worthy of admiration and re- spect. In Glasgow ...

... have reason to conclude that he considers his mission to have resulted in a dead failure. PUNCH'S TRIADS. All Ministers, Whig, Radical, or Conservative, like a Majority, a Surplus, and No House. The three best letters in the Alphabet are LSD; the ...

... that Mr. Bright had joined a Liberal Ministry would have caused great excitement. The Radicals would have been delighted, the Whigs. angry, and the Conservatives frightened..Bitt now no one much cares any way. Th^truth has ,be^whispered*t#iatJ\Tr. W Brigh^'is ...

... of the Colquhouns of Luss, and he had the patronage of several livings in the Church of Scotland. The deceased was a staunch Whig, and he represented the county of Dumbartoll in Parliament from 1807 to 18-11. He will be succeeded by his son, Sir James Coi- ...

... canonry of St. Paul's, and in the hierarchy he rose no higher. I heard Lord Melbourne say, Sydney Smith had .done more for the Whigs than all the Clergy put to- gether, and our not making him a bishop was mere cowardice. It was a natural feeling on the part ...

... will arise at the next general election, and which will, in scores of cases, utterly swamp the chances of success for the Whigs. Nowhere will it be found to exercise ga stronger influence than b in South Wales, and nowhecr in South Wales more than in ...