... on coming to the Crown at once got rid of the Whig Government of the moment, and proceeded to try and detach from the Whig party a number of groups of different views and to form out of the wavering Whigs' a separate and new party for himself, and they ...

... applied to those who favoured the Stuart dynasty. The name Whigs was given to certain Scotchmen who, in the 17th century, were rebels, and when their Radical friends referred to the later Whigs It should be remembered that they were distinctly an aristocratic ...

... zealot of freedom, and the Whig crawled and licted the dust at the feet of power, that as respected the practical questions then pending the Tory was a reformer, and indeed an intemperate and indiscreet reformer, while the Whig was conservative even to ...

... IRISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig says :—Sir Edward Watkin is about to submit to the Liberal Unionist leaders a bill to reform Irish Local Government., which he hopes will obtain the support of the entire Liberal ...

... sufficiently perph•xing, keeping the try in a state of distniet ion for l it hit past, and set t ing Liberals and servia ives, Whigs and Radicals in orattorival battle array against each other. But the last th lerbolt in t ht. th•nse Hibernian storm has been ...

... in store for the Whigs, eh, Simon I I am sure, was the answer, that, for the time at least, the day of the Whigs Is over. Whether it ever comes back again depends upon the king ! In that ease, interposed John Asquinal, the Whig., are done for ; ...

... es; • ell ;ad sad Mbar gad dugs ; meld eldp ; ha gad pawn: better r y sad sad tables ; wan; ; shales; towel rails and Indian =Whig ; deal kiwi's' table; s e trX dinner and tea ware ; perforated meat safe ; Iron hurdles, Ake. Useful grey pony, set of brass ...

... varieties, separate, 21- `Yam Mann Sada ben., and num. fared I. T. HAVIRGAL. ds SUTTON'SSEEDS Orders value 20/- hug). . t pEADINc Whig(' Free by Rall• ...

... which had been seen in ow Australian Colonise. There had been in this country in recent yaws • great and unfortunate motion to Whig ideals, and there had also been • great block of reforms in the prominence of the Irish and other questions, which had kept ...

... up our !direst flower ; And, the garden of life all cheerless. We cried in our passionate pain TO the Giver, who giveth all Whigs., Togive our Willie again. But vain all our pain and pleading, And sadly we've learned to know That, for him whose presence ...

... [174Z8 MIRACLE! 21/ FROM BR HELM'S 5 AFFORD. onntalning Pair Superfine Wltnry Itlankrtallta.weigbE Ifl bound Pink; 1 Pair Whig rained Owes* by yds.. beamed ready for use; I P tI, lynite Pllloq full else. Buttoned Ends; 1 Wh'o. C I yda, long by 2 wide ...

... elements of Liberalism are more strongly observable now than perhaps at any previous time, at any rate within recent years—Whig, Radical, Socialist and Democrat, all are following their own course. The one great scheme which held them together, that of ...