... wealth unbounded, which is higher quality in the eyes of parvenu Radicals. He is the heir and hope the House of Cavendish, Whig of the most pronounced type, and man such social dignity that his friends, great and sinall. may find delight in the splendour ...

... to High Charchmanship. Evangeßdsm seems to nave peep its leading theological characteristic. Mr. Peploe was a Whig—a decided and zealous Whig. He was, moreover, as we before observed, a Churdmumi, and by many of clerical brethren was doubtlessly regarded ...

... the Libera] party, and by the same logic is no doubt prepaid to adopt any all of them as necessity requires. But a weak-kneed Whig will not suit the robust and rampageous Radicals. They want stamina, their own peculiar stamina, in the chosen leader, and ...

... te itself that the Belgian question-so far as the question is an international one-was dend and buried, thq Nestor of the Whigs must needs make still *iother atttcnptto recall it to life. Let us hope that the quietus administered by Lord Derby will have ...

... members, however, have not St intimated in which direction they will vote. Lord artington is supported chiefly by the old Whigs, a few moderate Literals, and the major portion of the Nonconformists ; while Mr. Forster counts among bis adherents the bulk ...

... g themselves among the ultra-Liberals ere the covenant day old, anti time advances Moderates and the lireconcilables, the Whigs and the Radicals, will separate themselves into their respective camps. Mr. Gladstone, startin'; with them in a homogeneous ...

... women In Accrington (•ecome members of the Magna Association. Dr. Verity then explained how the Duke Devonshire, one of the Whigs to whom Dr. Kenealy was much opposed, was thwarted his attempt prevent the doctor from dedicating his oration to the Queen ...

... oratorical powers are exercised with most kindly regard to the Roman Catholics, he gives the Ritualists quarter. But Sir William's Whig principles must develop© con. niderably before the advanced Liberals will submit to his leadership. ...

... become notoriewa they will once revtoa laws and improve their mhsm.—RsteAem Adrtrttmr. may least leal thankful lor degree af whig which the Church of Bfagtomd. by tow, hrtfe and prarttoae, if •* a'knobatlck* who had oSnSfaLfauart’ Uatou. The pamphlat afftords ...

... preparation is sold by all Chemists and Perfumers. a Price dv. Depot: 114 and 116, Soathampton-row, London B -[Advt. i tl . ro th WHIG-AND RADICAL. l From the retirement of Lord Althorpe, remarks the . tanqard, to the retiremeult of bfr. Gliadstone,, th~a t ...

... Fothargill told that if he wore honest man ■would resign his seat for Merthyr, but as it is he is merely keeping it warm for some Whig adventurer, humbug, or swindler. The electors are warned to be on their gua.vd against the trick, and not to caught napping ...

... because much has been said of Inte about the dissatisfaction that is supposed to prevail limolng the Radicals at finding a Whig leadership in both houses, and because the one idea meli have ?? rileil like corks upon the troubled Liberal wvaters. in ...