... mid the future Protector, a-ks, I see, for a million sixpences, to be expended in compassing the defeat of the Willainous Whigs and the discomfiture of the Treacherous Tories at future elections! Kenealy is modest ! He always was. A million six-pences ...

... (LauAter.) Mr. 'Pm tman was a god member—nut quite so liberal as himself—(laughter, and hear, hear)—but then, as the head of the Whig party in that county, they could but have a better man. He hiniselt Was a•Conservative, and hoped he would die one ; hut he ...

... the affections of the pe, pie. Notwithstanding the Marquis of Haetingt in's intimations in Scotland, he believed that the Whigs would never band themselves against the church, but would defend her AS the champion of liberty. While not prepared to give ...

... autumn of 1876, by the weakness, vacillation, utter lack of statesmanship shown by Disraeli and Lord Salisbury since? Thus Whigs and Tories are equally conducting this kingcl to destruction. Our trade Is dying, our honour dead, our people are starving ...

... port of Copiago, 22 It •r.,, was run on the rock Caga Chita, at 8.15 p.m., in tine weather, w ith a strong south-east wind whig, but in a thick f' g. The third offi..er, who was in charge, had just given the order hard a-starboard. and that order bait ...

... State sit heavy on those who reign in Downing-street, we, who are on pleasure bent, care little whether Tories are in and Whigs out, or if the Fleet be at Prince's Island or Van Dieman's Land, whether Dizzy will fight, or Gladstone rave. We are for Hogleaze ...

... He is the grandson, I know, of that Marquis of Lansdowne who bean his long career as Lord Henry Petty, and was a respected Whig statesmen. But Lord Lansdowne never completely shared the long exile of the Greys and the Russells. baying joined the Canning ...

... did not show in any force, but those sent kept up the reputation of the Rubies. Mr. Valter Farthing, of 6towey-curt, near Whig. water, was even more successful than usual, carrying off no less than four first prizes and one second. The shorthorns were ...

... undreamt-of gr weness, that he has dished Russia and all the other Powers as completely as. eleven years ago, he dished the Whigs,— hese are the fixed and immovable ideas of the average English mind. No such illustration of the as tendency of an individual ...

... dragging family affairs before the public. l'he Chaftariouac Tiw.es asks : Whither are we drifting? To which the Knarvilie Whig replies: It would be profane in us to say. The LATE —Some of the French jokes connected with the Ilusso-Turkish War were ...

... added to a very full commission ; all I de.ire to do is to protest against the idea of your correspondent that the practice of Whig and Tory Chancellors has been alike. At one time the practice was to receive applications through the Council ; when this rule ...

... aroperly and insitfficientl a fe I, stripped when suffering from scurry, send) be-I with a broom, and male to heat lice.—Ntr, Whig htrnan Coope, brotheot the deceame , l, said that the captain ailtnitte-1 that the mate and boetewain had illtreated the boy ...