... Parish Magazine.' Here is an anagram that I tako from this puolica- tion The Right Hon. William Ewart Glad- stone—I am the Whig who'll be a traitor tO England's rule. The Shah of Persia appears to be a model fatherly sovereign. The ladies of Teheran ...

... I must decline to follow Atlas in his statement with regard to the condition of Lord Hartington'8 spirits. The face of the Whig leader is not very expressive it may be readily admitted, but I have not eyes if its look during the closing days of the present ...

... STONE. But they have declined to slam the door in Mr PA ITNF.LLS face. They left that despicable performance to the united Whigs and Tories. And they will be compelled to take the same course again, because there is every appearance of the .re- fusal to ...

... curiosity as showing how far the Unionist Liberals comported themselves on the occa- sion. Lord HARTINGTON, as leader of the Whig Unionists, went, as a matter of course, with the Government, carrying .his small tail behind him. But where were the Radical ...

... during the earlier hours was removed when Lord Hartington rose immediately after Mr Chaplin. Let it be said at once that the Whig leader delivered an able speech, but it was a Tory sgeech. All attempts to regulate the reliptons between landlord and tenant ...

... proved far too costly game for their taste. This was the stock argument employed by the opponents of Mr Parneli's bill, Tory and Whig, during the late debate. Butequaliy goodauthorityinformsme that the landlords are in a very different temper. They have looked ...

... character is said to have taken place between Mr Gladstone and the Marquis of Hartington. Immediately after the speech of the Whig leader last night MrGladstone wasobserved to be in an earnest, but it also appeared to be a perfectly friendly conversation ...