... will be before thue House of Lords next week. Here (as I am in- I rmeed) it will be subjected to some criticism by t 4o old Whigs, who don't like the look of it, but who don't wish to offend the Court party. They possibly do not forget that changes and ...

... above .him in the profession. The general feeling at the Bar is that Mr. Montague Chambers was very sourvily treated by the Whigs when in office, and that he ought to: have bkeu on the Bench long ago. There is not, however, any prospect that justice can ...

... at not being able to close on the public money, so much of which they have clutched durifg thslastquaiter of-ceatury; The Whigs, wbo are-so of inaholont and apacious when in office, cannot 'idre ?? cold shaide of Opposition. In th Li Cre V ease thej. ...

... hordes of the Czar who threatened the integrity of Turkey and the high road to the East, she bad a loyal and powerful ally. The Whigs, with cha- racteristic baseness and ingratitude, allowed the traditional enemy of Turkey, as also the enemy of France, to avail ...

... Go- vernment, the Opposition is too weak to be danger- ous. The Scotch Radicals are quite as much dis- satisfied with the Whigs as are the Hlome Rulers, and the fusion of the whole into a concrete body is entirely out of the question. There will, however ...

... certain evidence that the tide is about to turn, and that there will be a strong reaction all over the country in favour of the Whigs and a reveral of the Government policy on the Eastern question, The right hon. gentleman endeavoura to make it appear that ...

... who has in- sinuated that there was harshness in his con- duct. Then as to our morning Orange and Tory contemporary, the Whig states that the Orangemen passing down Donegall Street and the Apprentice Boys greeted it with re- peated groans, which ...

... measures of the Government last session, He ob- served that there are in the Opposition side of the douse three parties-the old Whigs, the Radicals, mnd the Home Rulers, and each of these three par- Jies was as divergent from one another as possible. .le need ...

... out his eye teeth to fall in with such an arrange- ment surpasses the limits of credulity. The late Solicitor-General of the Whigs (Sir William Vernon Harcourt) was married to-day -for thesecond time. His first wife was a M~issLter, a daughter of Lady Theressa ...

... English 0liplo- 11 snacy, which had detcended tb the level of the stri gutter under the powerful and dignified r6gime of yea the Whigs, was restored at once in every Court of crei Europe, and Frenchmen and Germans declared that tins England had at last not only ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE [FROM OUR C0RRESBFONDLN-%] , pi Lo;mox, TUoSDAY. w 7; THE Whigs and Radical?, disappointed at nut being cc able to keep alive the Bulgarian bonor ' agita- t| t tion, propose to hold a demonstration on Friday as evening at St. James's ...

... the Eastern question, have gi\ en general satisfaction, adl contrast favourably a itli the wveakness and vaseillancy of the Whigs, which have (done so ?? to bring British diplomacy into contempt. Russia and Germany mast now understand that England cannot ...