... triampb. It u not place another that the Tory attack ha* prevailed, hot all along the line. The diB*.t9M which have come upon the Whig-Radical rank and file •P» re the The condemoation of the party fact emobaaiaed as it ought to be by the summary rejection ...

... submitted to a private meeting of his sup porters Tuesday night, and although lb-: Kadical section demurred having a second Whig representative, the majority of those present decided to recommend the resignation at a public meeting to held on night. Mr ...

... the room in a *tat of hilarity, and who discoursed on fox hunt ng. In the course of Mr. Gatty's speech he mentioned the folio whig local charities ; The Parliamentary returns of 178'» stated that a Mr. Russell had left lands charge.! with 20s per year for ...

... Paili»(De>.Ur* L*f«L »a«l Pr«- lia>nary •»« Devout (GaM«ot«o) 4 I o 0 20.330 0 0 Aagutt, 1878 —Btanin d fou o >rrvol, C«AS. K. WHIG tir. Auditor. J P. E-q., preei lad over the meeting, and it eaeondrii. and re- —Toal the report and •Utemeot of ftcoouuta to ...

... Right Hoj. W. E. Gladstone, on his wag t> Scotland, by a Nithadale man. A gnde, ►t irdy haz*l, rang to ihresh your deserting Whigs an l L rats. Was gr ...

... thal Lord Russell would not again aspire totlie Pren liership, intrigues are being carried with this object in view. A leading Whig peer is reported, to his great disgust —{ ias already learnt that a new Radical Ministi y would not be formed without Mr Bright* ...

... support the bad Whig policy ant (cries of Shams ); but as be hal throughout his political career dinregnnled II orineequimcsa that might follow from doing the duty .1 an Irishman, he intends 1 to speak whet he felt (hear. hear), and if the Whigs next him bid ...

... persons, who making the chd 1 a it-* bu rdeo back to its bom-j made pal» ful dl coveiy, for the mother of the two childteu wa» Whig dea l to*- the kitchen. It bppears that ou Fndav dece md. a young wumdo, toe wife labourer, named George Johnson, Shepherd’s ...

... state what the position of the present Government was, what its claims were to their support, and why .hould tapiK.rt it. A Whig Government o# and on, had been in office for nearly 30 years, but whit did they do while they were there, in comparison with ...

... somehow, become a little mixed): Oh, yes—naturally ! —anyone can see at glance that there is no sign of wig—{»f course she meant’Whig’)—about you. Sir Brutus.” (From Judy.) Tools.—Crimped”skates. A Flourishing Concern—A oow’s tail. Give and Taeb.—Fair hostess ...

... l.«ed eirypic : . ctassn society, end one ot the atihMllT MAGIC COUSH PUiS. jL. S-i Pill* .1.. d .ort.^W, ■»>« ‘h. Otn«. Wh«™i>g, ,„d ,111 seedily re- Ttey thebseteyer Mtersn bre ,thing which Pn«‘ --gull directiooe wltft no*. TUB BLOOD CLARKE’S „ „ blood ...

... to the Queen, and was first returned to Parliament for Emit Derbyshire at the lest general election. The hon. gentleman is • Whig. l'he address will be wounded by Sir Charles Dilke, M.P. for Chelsea, a strong Radical, who is also one of the youngest members ...