... substantial, and valid reason which could be brought forward why Huyton sanita matters should be managed by the guardians, whi:g would be this, that Huyton does not possess men mentally qualified for the work of self-goverement. We need not stop to answer ...

... should be unable to give amy sort of a ressunable definition of Mr. GLADsroNE's Liberalism, or tell the difference between Whig aud Lovy, for there ate many wore educated people in (be country who woaid be just uws puzzled if their op.uious were tested ...

... s are dumb ; but it is to be trusted that whether they are dumb, or run to the other extreme, the Council, whether they be Whig, Conservative, or Radical, will not forget, or overlook, the importance of the question which has been raise 1. At election ...

... They all govern on the same principle he thinks. We think it will be news to Mr. DisBAEL: to be told that he is Premier to & Whig Government, but Sir CHABLES ...

... desire on the part of Mr. Disraeli to do what he once accused the late Sir Robert Peel of, viz., stealing the clothes of the Whigs on finding them bathing. It is very vexatious to Liberals, no doubt, to find ministers discarding their measures when found ...

... was their mutual characteristic mode ci warfare, cud they were meager hut& At that tithe ono of the heeds of one of the great Whig houses, Berl took care that there should be no mistake as to his views, and he wrote to arty that he preferred the honour of ...

... feeling that the late Government suffered itself to be grievously imposed upon in this negotiation and settlement. The Old Whig statesmen, Earl RusseLL, only very recently gave a far stronger condemnation of the Geneva Arbitration and the Washington Treaty ...

... new born zeal of men in power to lighten the people of their burdens. Bir RosertT PEEL was once told that he had caught the Whigs bathing and run off with their clothes. What has Mr. GrapsToNE done we should like to know in this hig latest device, but conceal ...

... but the Premier, whose arduous duty it is to keep his party together and hold the balances as evenly as he can between Old Whigs and Radicals of every ilk ; Roman Catholics, High Churchmen, gonconformilu, and Secularists. A truly happy family is it that ...

... with the advanced section of the party, while Joa~ Brigar would just aseffectually fail in securing allegiance from the Old Whigs. The Liberals are therefore not only defeated but utterly disorganised, and probably will have to wander in the desert of ...

... opinions. It is worth while contrasting the attitude of this great statesman towards farther reform with that taken by a leading Whig minister who was placed in a similar position some thirty five years ago. Soon after the first Reform Bill became law there ...

... issue of the trial which has occupied the Dablin Courts for several days; the proprietor and editor of the Beifast Northern Whig being sued by Mr. Stannus, late steward to the Marqt;m of Hertford, for certain criticisms on his couduct of : e“e:um, which ...