... LETTER. POLITICAL RUMOURS. MR BRADLAUGH'S SEAT. Friday Night. There are rumours a Radical 14 cave. There are rumours also of a Whig cave. Both combinations will aim at the same object—opposition to the Government in regard Egypt, but each will act with ...

... would inevitably result in Ministerial disruptions and would probably break up finally the patched and flimsy alliance between Whigs and Radicals, for the maintenance of which the country has already been made to pay dearly. The effect of these matters on ...

... long. A coalition Ministry has never been drown to succeed in the history of England ; and the patched-up-oonglomerstion of Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals, which Mr. calls a Cabinet, will, we believe, before many months are past prove no exception to the ...

... amusement of our readers. The writers name is unknown to us, but he seems to have been a very strongmioded old gentleman a violent Whig in politics, rather savage in temper: and a littlo slinky in spelling; but his graphic entries give a vivid picture of men ...