... the preponderance of w the Wbig element in the Cabinet. They on express a more effasive measure of content is then the old Whigs at th6 sober and safe 1e course which Mr. Gladstone i -pursuing in st bringing back so many of his old colleagues Ld to office ...

... As at present constituted, the Cabinet con- L tains, in addition to the Premier, eight Whigs of whom five are peers; one Moderate Liberal, Mr. Forster, who is no Whig but is disowned i by the Radicals a representative of the old Radicalism in Mr. Brght ...

... fortune, favouring beer, Makes Eindlip's butt a baronet, And Dablin's stout a peer. It Eus, thrice victor, lags behind, The Whigs, like fortune, must be blind! -punch. Zrs' Garcian Zvnrs.-O~ ?? effective and agmeeae confections are gid by moat chemiste ...

... e of action which some people see in his speaking will be toned Tery considerably when he has to work with so many born Whigs. Mr. Bright may be relied upon to keep his younger colleague in check, if any check is needed But an even more significant ...

... IOUR LODON CORRESPOINDENCE ;he LONDON, SAVUBRDAY EVENxING. to On the whole the Whigs seem to hare eat reconciledthemselves very much3 indeed to the ran- composition of the new Government. They are beginning to see that Mr. Chamberlaia as a Cabinet minister ...

... sacount tcey would not thliek anV the flE worse of .f. AR polittcal nomsnclats began with th: terms of opprobrtium. Originially a Whig ?? a ord Scoth thietf, and a Tor. y sn Irish rappr te robber. crs Bat, whatever might be thought of the name of caucus, the ...

... submitted to a private meeting of his sup- porters on Tuesday night, and altbough the Radical section deracred to haviog a second Whig a trepresentative, the majority of those present edecded to accept the resignation. Mr. Piimeoll in his letter stated that ...

... thought will creep up into the mind, and the question will be asked, if the whistle is worth its cost. Why should Lord John Whig and Lord William Conservative waste teas of thousands in a contest, when by a little giving and taleing on both sides the two ...

... ettually by csnvs'es for his rote. ?? would beS issued, a thossand at a time, hi the wihale of the electorsa' in ilia ward-Whigs, Easlimis, Tories, or Ifepublisans- - to come and hear atim, sand sea hits, cod lasigh at him -8 if they liked; and if, after ...

... probainv be discossed,b Iand the House of Commnons may be askled to kdeliver them over to the farmers. But in view, I Iof the Whig agitation against the Home Secre- Ltary's proposal, that measure also will probably h be among the innocents slaughtered. Death ...

... aspires to be a philosopher. But argkunents are just now of less importance to the Home Secretary than votes. Here is another Whig with a vote gone against him -another indication that if he gets his measure through the Commons it will not pass the Peers; ...

... gathering- i jplace for all the ardent Liberals in the wsrd. T'he | i onmnietee was thoroughly representativ-eemnbracing jthe weak Whig and the extremne RadicaL (Ap-j plause.) Mr. AnTRrT J. WesiA~iass, who was received with 4 cheers, then formally opened the ...