... WHIGS AND RADICALS. Tbe Morning Post says—Tbs#tomfoolery of the Radical party referred by the ez-Premier it were the result of of personal rivalries between tbe opposing candidates. Tbs Chancellor of the Exchequer hits lbs nail on the head when points ...

... WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From thf .\loming Putt Let not the Whig* deepeir, A baa who rata dcx»« know bis oao ba baa aery soon appoiotc*! chief buth r aod obitf baker from among bia old followera. There U oothiog like an organized party . it ia never deetroyed ...

... seen. Mr Gladstone’s late anpeal to us to reason in the spirit the Whig party was an exhortation founded argument put forward by Lord Edmond Fitsmaurice. This was most fair argument, and Whig” only in the sense that it was reasonable and moderate. But Liberal ...

... reasons for gratitude to tbe Powers that be. Whigs robbed Irish of oiiuiaten* money ; they made her deanctiee, , reward# political services. law yean oar clerical poliuciao experienced tbe tender mar* eiea of Whig bubop, and matter col gratala ion that tba ...

... Dwindled down to five millions. (Cries of Down with the Whigs.’) Fortunately for ns. that has been done already ; they are down (cheers), and most keep them down (loud cheers). Even ten years of Whig rule carries terrible lesson; let me remind you of its ...

... (From the Vorlbmi Whig.) fully of iu>bl«-4uen ,ial lanllords ing »uih language iVi-u 1- t.i» u dtd U»l Cork wilb re»|wrl t4> wliai called llie over of Ireland i* uliu>*«(- iwum|irehvQ»l>l«. Thin i* going very much further tiiao the laiulhirds of Uie ...

... The Belfast Whig says— Those who haw not seen have never seen conjuring. This lias been copied into !iome of the Dunlin paper*. Hear GRIST play selections the Sacred Citbero of the Bible. !! No Bills on the Walls !!! ...

... WILLIAM WHIG HT, Britfch and Foreign Paper Importae, b. UENKYoTKEET. UtBUN. Dacoraliveand PI» ,,J 1 ■‘‘““ag in R* Branches.execuledia a fcui>«riot 1 most manner all parts of tli« cououy. At prices will found modarau. Parer Hangioga, DecoraMew, aa>t Borders ...

... LOWTHER THE WHIG PARTY, Speaking at a meeting held for the establishment of a branch of the Primrose League at Campsey Ash, Suffolk, ou Saturday, Mr James Lowther, M P, said they had no longer to tight the Whig party, who out their own throats when they ...

... SCOTCH WHIG JOB. Tbe public bare often bean and Liberal Government greatly damaged, by the jobbing of Lord Advocate tilling op Jicolcb cfficee which baa practically tbe right to nominate. Parbap a the moat acandalcna appointment aver n-ada Scotland by ...

... WHIG MEWS THE IRISH RILL. At the close of its political article, the Edinburgh Ri rine rites respecting Mr Forsters proposals : We abstain from discussing the details of measures now before Parliament, which may modified while we write, and which are ...

... SAMUEL WHIG LEY, Mar.tger.^ PRlNTERS.— Committee No. 3 of the Muni-1 °cip«l Connell ln,t,iln .m Se»iou»-house. Groen Peeister ' directed to the Com» » t'HIOAT, LTU. * ,u ° doe faltUmewt the c,,ntr ...