... Hsrtiogton had done very much better a leader of the party than expected. The party bad perfect confidence him, bu( he carried his Whig caution to extreme. Mr. Trevelyan's Household Suffrage Bill should be made the subject of the first fight the Liberals. He ...

... with dientensiodone of ovary ohms toripiessoly I. surgrtgatien. of deekmi to Ito tire awyrkir•tes s ba_ tu Ls jmsoliata So be Whig. to be hilted, Li be bashbra in plassl sottrst. The prrant loth mated mod ammo& 4LLEGID FRAUD BY • At 0~ Lail AS al Iriareirlsr ...

... the Liberals co-operate with the Nonconformists, and told the latter that the time for disestablishment was not yet. The old Whig prescription, given in Ciceronian Latin—for many of the well-turned and carefully learnt sentences are modelled on those of ...

... anding with Sir Robert Peel, the matter becomes a party, almost a national, question; the Tories immediately cut him, the Whigs as promptly take him up. Eminent statesmen, erroneously deemed intent on public affairs, are really absorbed in Machiavellian ...

... section of the Left were men of well-known character and standing not more terrible in their political views than English Whigs, country gentlemen, and men of business converted to Liberal views by the excesses of that Conservatism which the Duo de Broglie ...

... seemed to presage for him a career not undistinguished by the fame that is indissolubly connected with the name of the great Whig chieftain, his father. Indeed one of the best-remembered caricatures of a past date represents the Earl, then Lord John Russell ...

... he began soldiering in the Guards, and this , I l t e sPe et :„ r .isen to a 'Wimbledon ambition ; he began political as a Whig, and now aspires to the kind patronage ttir aeli- It is but a step from Wimbledon to Bury, and we come to a Converted Rifle ...

... Mrs. Lane, it was stated, when lying in bed, used, fearing some calamity to her daughter, to insist on one of the house doors Whig kept open and a light being kept burning, in the here that her daughter might retutn. Mrs. Lane, who was deeply moved in presenting ...

... be mkeit back stui revised before it is carried into effect. Loci Aloha.le3 is dead, tlie Radical sun of the Nietor of the Whigs. He has wife little more than tweheinonth. _ . _ S — h - e -, lh 1111 A ul.u.st, 1874; he Janti.try, a piting man to be so ...

... be permitted with impunity use such language in this country. It recalls the arrogance of the old Edinburgh in the days of Whig literary tyranny, and without the pow.r that trampled ils victims in (he dust. Mr. Mac Coll has shown himself more than match ...

... et peesible Mho their vow Es. JIM peepilwie Mee have wheelies' thee Mr. Mamie to Ms Daily Mee M inDs*Zteslq 1&b, as t d:ig whig the tap el a great may hemee4 s t Martia kmr it essem himself with the wh e le the reels :et selmisesieveremg or sleslshed ...

... Lytton is forty-five years of age, the con of | as a novelist, who the Edward Bulwer, co famous forty years ago e a baronet asa Whig ig-well known under the name of Owen and a peer as a ith asapoct. His praised— are never likely to be popular. He early adopted ...