... being much in the same category as a mudercr, and on a Dissenting chapel as a den of iniqu'ty, to be quickly passed by. The Whig babies of a later generation have none of these feelings, but he would not answer for some of the Tory babies. All remaining ...

... party is seriously threatened. The secession of the Whigs was only to be expected. As the banner of the People is being gradually unfurled, it is in- evitable that the Tory party should abaorb this Whig element. It is surely better to have open enemies ...

... Railway Com- pany, and managed by Spiers and Pond. Mr. Thomas MacKnight, for upwards of thirty years editor of the ^orthern Whig, Belfast, and author of '-The Life of Edmund Burke, The Life of Bolingbroke, Thirty Years of Politics, and other works ...

... SEASON FOR WAITING. Only one thing, I ask, darling! she whig. pered. Wl,,Lt is it, Illy own sweet fie yelled. Let our engagement be a secret for another month. Why? No, let me tell the world you are mine. Let iiie show them the prize I have won ...

... prepared for the great occasion. There will be a struggle. The Radicals will cer- tainly work. and vote this time. We hope the Whigs will do their duty. Lord Hartington seems disposed to set a good example. Much will depend upon the pluck which is displayed ...

... iather was Prime Minister during tire Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under. Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government, then became Under-Secretary ...

... to the country with whose history their names are so closely bound. Lord MOSTYN, was, throughout his long career a staunch Whig of the old school, and for many years he repressnted the county of Flint in Parliament. The bench of County Magistrates has ...

... be with the Tories, but with the Whigs. The time had come when the! Whigs would have to be content to play second fiddle (laughter and cheers.) He did not wish to make a present of the Whigs to the Tories but if the Whigs were not prepared to become baun ...

... Nuttal applied for and obtained a license to store explosives on his premises in Newmarket. SAILING UNDER ToRY COLOURS INTO A WHIG HOUSE. A TRUE BLUE MADE A3 BLACK AS A HAT. John Williams, of Dy-erth, was charged with assaulting and baating Richird Lewis ...

... shoulders of the landlord class. These are the two blocks to his political progress, and he and those of his immediate—that is Whig folIo we rl will have to learn their les- sons from their own constituencies. But these considerations imply some de- lay, ...

... Mawr of 1841 was Sir Watkin's nominator in 1885; and further, that the father of Sir Watkin's nom- inator was defeated, as a Whig, when Mr Osborne Morgan was first returned to Parlia- ment. ...

... measure, which Mr GLADSTONE and a Liberal Government might propose. They know their strength to a man. LL jLuta mere are the Whig followers of the Marquis of HARTINGTON, and the Radical !iowers CHAMBEBLAIN. These three aiflerent groups only agree in one ...