... their ever getting into it.-Mr. Gourlay thinks the Dissent and Radicalism of Wales due to the ecclesiastical policy of the Whigs in the eighteenth century.-Mr. Mallock has an admirable article, full of his incisive sentences, on Conservatism and Socialism ...

... are among us, though many staunch Catholics, few, indeed, of the vernin who, under the name of Independents, Nonconformists, Whigs, and what not, have within the last eighty years murdered one King, driven another from his throne, and do still keep a third ...

... the political article in this number we have already dealt in our leading columns. It is an authori- D tative exposition of Whig thought and feeling, and as such, it should be studied by everybody who is in. terested in political subjects. It will be found ...

... which we have held together for seven hundred years and perhaps more, the risk is too great. I do otsay nithrtha w ar t trn W'higs. We who fought for ?? y tem til. Teymade my grandfather Sheriff andKniht; teygav Si Caudusthe Manor of Bamborough savng u ...

... predicts that the abolition of the Hou;se of Lords would enormously strengthen Conservatism by weakening the forces which keep Whig peers from joining the Tory ranks, and so precipitate a life-and-death struggle between predatory Radicalism strugglinig for ...

... station, ce much less a strategical position, anywhere in these e waters. Mr. Labouchere, under the title of R Ifadicals beand Whigs, essays an answer to Mr. Marriott's to pamphlet, unfolding an extremist progriamme which would surprise us if we were not ...

... have in my Lord a pillar of strength. He will be to the loyal gentlemen of the North as much as the Duketof Argyll to the Whigs of Scotland. I have it on the best authority that, although brought up in France, he is an Englishman ; though a Catholic, ...

... remind no forcibly send painfully that although the Tory leader, Sir R. Peel, once do. scribeed it us a war impost, neither Whig nor Conservative have accepted the tax as snob. '.There aerg some papers on Thbs Representation of the People, and other ...

... The paper, however, on the Scottish Jacobites and their poetry contains some highly-absurd state- ments, such as that the Whigs in the reigns of the first and second Georges were paid for their poems by the Government, while we could well have spared ...

... Aiivd his character Jor shrewdness. Il his opinions on the American war, and ia most cases where his enthusiasm for the old Whigs did not lead him astray, XWaloole was Oi uttd critic ot Eanglish polities; but it is in his capacity as a cmronicler of manners ...

... money, save a guinea here and there for clothing. Now, sir, I judge not beforehand, but you may be, for aught I know, a vile W~hig, endeavouring to instil into an honest mind per. nicious opinions; or you may be one of those secret plotters who are the curse ...

... Major Henry Clay Britt ?? r HAlir COuRTAmNm Mi Mattrhew Brandon ?? Mr IV. I. STEPIENS Josiah Venatles ?? Mr HOeARD RUSSELI, Whig Loe ?? . r J. G. WVijirox Sain eowier .. ?? Mr ERNEST HBseDmE Mr Jim1 Johnson1 ?? Mr ST. CLAIR Mr Wellington Widgery ?? r SYDNEs ...