... Chroni- cle, Sheffield Independent, Sheffield Telegraph, Yorkshire Post, Belfast Morning News, Belfast News Letter, and Northern Whig. Medieu* or Tonans.— Sporting Chronicle. Tonans or Medicus.— Manchester Courier. Medicus or Master of Arts.— The Times, Bell's ...

... Radicals rejoiced greatly. All the ills of political life were laid to the account of the Tories, and the invincibility of the Whig-Liberal-Radical for ceS was boldly proclaimed. So far, good ; and the inspirited Caucusites went home to sleep, slu 1 bering ...

... must be sonic malign influence at work defeating their efforts. The Whips are, perhaps, taken at present too much from the Whig section of the Liberal party. We should like to see one of them taken from amongst the Radical mem- bers of that party, who ...

... to consider whether the signs which they so rapturously welcome are not the forerunners of an uprising which will sweep the Whig- Radical combination from place and power for a long period. The divergence of views upon which they lay so much stress may ...

... Sheridan of Tubbercurry handing round tea and bread-and-butter ! Pab. — Well, what of that 'i Why, hang it ! even those shivering Whigs can't imagine that these fel- lows are always sitting in black ma-sks round a table with a bowl of blood on it. Patriots may ...

... Bristol, and Winchester, of the Protestant Pope the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Radical Bishops of Exeter and Manchester, also Whig nominees. Cardinal Man- ning, had he a vote, would be found amongst his Anglican confrerca. He stands, up for the cloth against ...

... Prk.miei- has erred in the opposite direction of party policy. In his anxiety to conciliate the Radicals he has offended the Whigs ; and the secession of the more moderate section of his following is the most pi'obablc cause of the ultimate break-up From ...

... indulgence of such Royal caprices. The undisguised preference of William IV. for the Conservatives went a long way to keep the Whigs in their places, and Lord Palmerston was regarded by the country with enthusiasm directly he became the victim of Court prejudicies ...

... of Newark He was then a lory, aud to the delight of the i'odea of .Newark, he proved more thau a inai eh in oratory for the Whig, Serg.-aut Wilde, a seaaoued aud eloquent politician, and was returned by a large tuajoiy it was inte- resting to recall Mr ...

... Socialist. Lord Palmerston then took him in hand ; and, under his expert guidance, Lord Ripon sub- sided into a conventional Whig Minister. But he was always weak, and when left to his own devices he again began to drift and flounder; and when Mr Gladstone ...

... The Rev Oeutlemau commenced by pointing out the good that waa done in ancient times by the Church, aud the fact that the old Whig party sup- ported it. But (said the rev gentleman) the Wmg party have completely changed i believe lam correct in saying that ...

... now, again, Mr Daniel has given him a clinching re- ply. A few more such exploits, and the moderate Liberals will follow the Whigs into alienation from the Government. Gentlemen like Mr GoscilKN and Mr Forster are only adherents to the Ministry because their ...