... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS. The Times says :--An Administration with Mr. Gladstone at its head, but deprived of the assistance of Lord Hartington, Mr. Goschen. and others, would not occupy a strong position in a House of Commons constituted like the present ...

... THE WHIG-RADICAL ALLIANCE. The Daily New says :—Mr. Chamberlain's appearance at Devonshire House, yesterday, is not regarded with favour by the Conservatives. They looked hopefully for an opportunity of forming a coalition with Lord Harting. ton and the ...

... A WHIG-RADICAL CABINET. Tho Pall Mall Gazette says :—A distinguislird member of the present Administration sends us a list of the Ministry which there is every reason to suppose will succeed tho present one. Make any use you please of it, but do not ...

... Whig Doom and &gig wt—Apply 2A in Le, Mull bed tom. share bath sad piano; term very ..PARratENTS, cooffortable, well to Ifft. off Went- lIWHOH and Nod ram. w.th or w:tboot Biome, to Lei, no}l.iisrl Road; good bath room; terms moderato. -Atbdresa by November ...

... ROBERT SINCLAIR, GRAINGER STREET WAVE (oppouu It. MAW, AND RCN STREET WAG nu GLENDENNING'S BEEF . MALT WINE et !Whig Cor.e liatract WO, !Emts 's and old Port It, the More, •eeeentaatel Nutritive, digeetive food. blood rutting. Of the utmost WY strewth ...

... -nOUBLI BASEIW-S FOR SALE. one with 4 Whigs, machine Y l~Mad grins £4 100. Another with 4 strings Waded edgy', ..rnaoltine bead, extra atninu , price £7. Second Aand Mates- omits Englieh Concertina with en-el reeds: toot 14 Guinea.: PO.' £7 Another with ...

... isignibes't for folks to chide For what's been done before them! L Whig and Tory all agree, Whig and Tory. Whig and Tory, Let Whig and Ton• all agree To drop their Whig-mig.morum ; Let Whig and Tory all agree ...

... AN IRISH INSINUATION. The Northern Whig, Belfast, says that Lord Randolph Churchill's action hu.t night may be regarded se indicating that he has failed to secure re-admission to the Ministry, and that he means to have revenge. ...

... anticipate that Mr. Gladstone will be able to satisfy them. If he is to keep on terms with his Whig friends, he will be driven to attempt some form of coercion. The Whigs will act towards him in exactly the same way as the Orangemen acted towards Lord Salisbury ...

... the premium Rent £ per ammo. SHOP to Let, Dalton Street: exreiltmt portties. —Apply Blythe, Minden Street, New tree, with &Whig tt, th Yet; Wiping zunderste.—Apply Wile Street. Shields. ...

... DRAUGHTS AND MATHEXATICAL PROBLEMS_ LOCAL SONGS AND BONG WIITER4 CCCX I 11. —The Gathering of the Whigs. By Williana Genet. LOCAL ANECDOTES. A Proof of Innocence—Sympathy&atonable Comptintents—A Pertinent question —A Born Actor —Tbe !diner's Problem. ...

... MARKET. DOUBLE SUPER BAR SOAP FAYED FOR HALT A CENTCRY. SPRVICRADLIC TOll ALL PURPOSE& Abe RIIDLIT'S ZOLIPBE BOAP, Magusßed for Whig. with Herd or Coid Wear. Bail b Ml Grows fa lowa sad district ...