... GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERALS. Twos Emma*, stye There *some t ilk, mere or We wil 1, ad an organised revolt of some ef the old Whig politic's,ns from the [silent party. and Mr. Gladstone se its counsellor. The story that several who either are leading persona ...

... maniac going about the country. I (Hoar, hear.) Did Hie Whigs sopport hie.? No; . they intrigued against him. (Hear, hear.) What happened? The right hoe. gentleman turned his hack on London and on the Whig., and appe nd to the nation, and the nation registered ...

... every town acd .illade is kingdc-s. from whose iareadisa eager* are advised Sc hey Tit-Ira OJ ILI .11IIRLES. 1.1 nob Street, Whig. to 7 ...

... the execution of the figure. The picture is a marvel of exquisite colouring, and careful and skilful drawing.—The Northern Whig, 29th Aped. 1872. The artist has succeeded in giving alive representation of Golive. who built herself an everlasting name ...

... hiumchueette Woig, n revolutionary Whig, • °mei. tutional Whig, • Fansait Hall Whig. And, it ytu bee up the Whig party, where Ito go r And EU., 1 Lowell saye, We held our breatne, thinkiug where lie could go. ' (Laughter.) Bat if he feet flve, said Lowell ...

... t Assoziation. Tenant-Farmers of the noble Ccunty Tyrone, you are no longer the slaves of your hereditary oppressors —the Whigs—who have so long rcled you with a rod of iron. Nowson are free men ; use the libertyjou possess to vote for ens who, if honoured ...

... seeend time that day sir soothe. No doubt the es-Promier has been eneouraged to Mho that step by the attitude which certain Whig beds notably Earl Lowell and Lord West Wry. have recently amumed towards the tiovernment. It tea meet serious deeivion—t he ...

... o'clock; Saturdays, to Three. For a full explanation of this New and Valuable System, see Saturday's impression d the Northern Whig. 7216 ...

... removed to the Commercial Saleroom*, it is to make say ream* es to the obar•alor of the Good,. the reputation of Nemec. Cots Whig • salleteet gusraviteo uto both quality and style. The greater portion of the Stock iv uninjured. and no part his been serioady ...

... leading article meant to be very smart and clever, but which is in reality very ignorant sad stupid. the Editor of the Nurthera Whig puts to his remises yesterday. As a literary effort we have rarely read anything more utterly wretched than this latest attack ...

... as a Whig citadel, well defended and impregnable. Nothing bat uut.and•out boldness could ever urge the Tory party to assail such a fortress. Their success must have come upon themselves even with surprise. Added to the rather large number of Whig defeats ...

... mine out yesterday furiouely against the Onsogemen of Por tido-re in particular and the Orsogemen and °angels= generally. The Whig, an eminent authority on jut isprudenee, wont so fee as to prenidge, the issue by pronouncing the procession The Eaallialia ...