... the un, celled-for innovations in our Constitution which the Manchester School of politicians has driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the unjust disfranchisement of those ancient Constituencies which, like our oacn, have been reduced ...

... -24th inst;, at Woodbridge, Mr. Charles Woods, boot and shoemaker, aged 49. OORUEtSPONDENCE, - GREAT SIGNS OF WEAKNESS OF THE WHIG To the Editor of the Ipmich Journal. .SIR,-Having Flbsee led by curiosity, with somze other l Conservatives, into our Market ...

... my letter speasic plainly as to this. II did also draw from it that the writer, accepting the time-honoured tradition of the Whig party, advocated the endowment of the Ilomish Church. The suceeding paragraph will show this. I did, as I do now, deprecate ...

... imnprovemaents. zz t | . -g 110 hLADY SHlOULD PURCH1ASEL WITHOUT SEEINGI THE ABOVE:. : : ?? Post Wree. Instrtrotion Gratis. WHIG~I{T & MANNw It4 3 E OIL B O R E I L L , L OJSVD O3 MANUFACTORY; GIPPING WORKS, IPSWICH~ T H OMA'S WCLKI:NS, ORCasRD WORKS ...

... CHEAPEST MACHINE: xIN THREU WVVORILD. Ladies are respectfully invited to call and see itj. I. ISTS FREE1: Instruction Gratis. WHIG-IHT AND MANN, Patentees and X~arnufacturers, Ipswich, and 143, Holborn, Bars, London. B3 0 ThY I'S PATENT DOUBLE-ACTION HAY ...

... Russell and the Whigs as the cham- pions of popular rights;. the artful dodge is detected -the scheme for Whig aggrandizement fails lifeless to the ground. It is supposed that the reform in 1832 wias mnade more extensive than even the Whigs thought quite ...

... this :-one is, that WhigRery has died out: another is. that the Radicals re ashaimed of the Whigs, and will no longer keep their company; another is, that the 'Whigs cannot agree as to their candidate. But we believe the real truth to be. that they cannot ...

... matter I have no confidence in Mr. Gladstone. Ilis scheme is well known, and has been repudiated alike by patriotic Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives. I would co-operate with any Minister-Liberal or Con- servative--who in this matter would form a Ministry ...

... the delay of Chancery justice wlill be hardly touched by the Chan-s exry Reform Bill, but the Whig Ministry will acquire patronage, wherewith to reward any Whig lawyer who may succeed in bribing a constituency to return him to Parliamxent. Lord Stanley ...

... For NOVEMEBER, 1879. No. LDCCLXIX. PRICIE 2. 6d. Co otente. R1 ATA; Or, WHAT'S IN A NAMIE-PAT ViII. AN AMEtRICAN PRINCESS. WHIG RtEVIEWERS, AS PAINTED BY TBII3YSELVES. SYRIA.-oONCLUSION. TilE AARONITES. A POOR DEVIL. AMONG THE AFFGHANS.-A SURVIVOR'S ...

... Policy had become partially forgotten, and that the lfowllsw was arraved against all attack treon the Opposition. I'The Whigs themselvus can ncro' Imangiiic any comhiiied movement against hlem as not having its foundation in It desire for otlive. They ...

... 66, whose vntes ecuritong, as a rnle, he relied upon by either party. Some ol tine. otre Hotiermlers, others were formerly Whig', bht b;ve been conupelled to adopt the Home- raic pletlinuii, a few still describ themselees asLiherala, mind ore at lptir ...