... man eloquent' of Indiana, recalls the times of the Whig Party, and adds to the strong old Whig' flavour that runs through the Cabinet. Mr. Thompson is a splendid speci men of the noble old school of Whig politicians. Charles Devens, as we learn by mail ...

... Brown ro.d Co., Bank Buildirp. : treat r;.u. Messrs. Henry id. King I Co., 46, Pall Mall, LW., 66, Combat, E.C. lleury I. Whig and Co., 4W, Strand. ...

... POLITICAL PARTIES. A SKETCH BY •6 BRICK POMEROIC _ The earliest political parties that existed in this country were known as the Whigs and the Tories. These names were transferred to this country from England, where they had their origin over 200 years ago. ...

... Republicanism in England. Sir Cuss. Di LK E is stated to have based his attack on Royalty on the expense of the throne, and the Whig compares that cost with the President and the other Federal thieves. Our Twunty-live Cents President is the most costly ...

... Thomas Corwin. He served two years in the State Legislature, and acquitted himself so well that he wcs elected to Congress as a Whig, serving from 1843 to 1851. He was IT. S. Minister to Brazil, and negotiated ...

... flvde-park-corner. Nr A rnrvv. MeKcan's Rock-Drill. 42. Bornuch Pnld. S.E. rIVTV 'Ng A PTTT7r rnore fpdrn. Oner••• Vinmyt. afroet. Whig*lor ^Tor! Wilpon. 21. Queen Vieteeia Street, EC.: 139, Rev.'', t Singer. 19. rooter T.Ane. E C. Zunts‘ TO AMERICANS VISITING ...

... SEPT. 13, 1878 lOLIIRIDGCS iALM OP COLUMBIA ESTABLISHED 60 YEARS. tt I. in producing a izariast_grevta of Hair, Whig- Amami Nasaitactes, and the OD y tiassly tor Baldness, containing It essential r.quisites for cleansing and bervitifying, 30. ed., ti ...

... in yielding a living, for it is desirable that where they settle, there the family should be able long *PI is these ,be • 44 Whig botialit/ et aadreeSekt hiitebeeniferseted the seioour- neighbotirhood dull ...

... put on a strictly revenue basis a far more radical change will be made in our customs ezhedules than was instituted when the Whig tariff of 1842 was succeeded by the Democratic tt riff of 1846.—' 5. Louis Globe-Democrat Rep.). ...

... just been organized in Cleveland, Ohio, consisting of Selah Chamberlain, A S Gorham ' and E. It. Perkins.— The Bangor (Me.) Whig reports that owing to the intense cold, the wires of the Western Union Telegraph Line, between that city and Lewiston, were ...

... more Rights to the Nobles; fewer Niggers for the King to wallop, more N iggers for the Russ Ens and their like. The old Whig party of progress was the embodiment of an oligarchy, the most hateful of tyrannies; and the boasted Liberalism of the RUSSELLS ...

... to persuasion; to compulsion, rather than the exercise the man exerts over himself, and Mr. Boutelle, who is editor of the Whig and Courier., admits this in its columns,— because the public sentiment of the city would not sustain the enforcement of the ...