... summoned at all at the open- ing of Parliament. But. if once the 1ouse of Lords is reformed after the manner favoured by some Whig peers and academic Liberals, it will at once receive an immense accession of strength; it will be representative, it will speak ...

... autho- rized Liberals coming second, and the Tories third. Since then the auth-oriz7ed Liberals, having been relieved of their Whig encurn- brances, have dashed ahead, well in front of Mr. CHAM- IBE RLAINN'S old position. Mr;lv. CHAMBERLAIN has stood still ...

... RosEnERY brings out a fact too Ve often forgotten when lie reminds us that all PITT to the day of his death called himself ht a Whig. Yet he was, and desired to be, he the Minister of the middle classes, loving no peace with more than the fervour of WVA- is ...

... Programme of 1385. But why not ? The advance is one of the advantages which have compensated us in large measure for shedding our Whigs. We beg to call the Duke of Argyll's attention to the fact that his highly ducal and genteel personalities about Mr. Gladstone ...

... amenity. and graces of her deportment, her irresistible manners, and the seduction of her society. The fair Oueen of the Whigs, and, indeed. ef the Ion of her day, was a reformer in dress, and introduced a simple, flowing, artless style to supei- sede ...

... who vent to sleep twenty years ago under the comfortable delusion that Whiggism was eternal, and has woke sep to find the Whig grandpapas dead or dying, and the Democratic grandsons very much alive. As a result we have more caterwauling from Welling ...

... with home Rule had Mr. r. P. O'Connor never issued his historical manifesto about the Base, Treacherous, and Bloodthirsty Whigs.-I am, Sir, your obedient servant, November 20. R. B. CUNINGHAPrE GRAHAM. CLEANING SILVER.-All dirincultv in keeping siver ...