How we enjoyed the whole splendid display--a brilliant intellect playing with all the ease of its brightest and best powers; but, after all, what a flood of holy rage the whole thing was calculated to rouse in any but rancorous breasts.

However, we had our revenge.

The resurgence of Jimmy Lowther seems to be a phenomenon, as disturbing to his friends as to his foes.

The ugly necessity for sharing responsibility for his vulgar and senseless excesses has come home to Mr.Balfour.There was something very like a scene this night between him and the Newmarket steward.

Mr.Balfour was ready to accept the assurances which had been given to him by Mr.Gladstone--assurances which, if anything, erred on the side of conciliation--but Jimmy has entered on the frenzied campaign of obstruction to all and everything which his dull, narrow, and obstinate mind has mistaken for high policy.
This led to a strange and striking scene.