... is le who, wvith an easy conscience, reconciles any 'oiiej *Opi ll ?? Nwith any other for the tinme beilg. Te individualist \Whig was a very' useful creature a hundred ;ears ago, but ihe ha.i served hi;i timle, and is now a trifle antcILiatd. T'here aire ...

... ANNIVERSARY. By GEORGE SAINTSBURY. THE POLITICAL ADVENTURES OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. MIAZZINI. By FREDERIC W. H. MYERS. LIBERALS AND WHIGS. By Hon. GEORGE BRODRICK. CAIULLUS. By HENRY NETTLESILII'. DIDEROT AT ST. PETERSBURG. By the EDITOR. CEREMONIAL GOVERNMENT ...

... Unionists, his scathing condemnation of the Tories and their Irish policy, his contemptuous allusion to the timidity of the Whigs, his snub to the Federation schemes of Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, and, as the logical conclusion, the splendid tribute which history ...

... ANNIVERSARY. By GEORGE SAINTSBURY. THE POLITICAL ADVENTURES OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. MAZZINI. By FREDERIC W. H. MYERS. LIBERALS AND WHIGS. By Hon. GEORGE BRODRICK. CATULLUS. By HENRY NETTLESHIP. DIDEROT AT ST. PETERSBURG. By the EDITOR. CEREMONIAL GOVERNMENT. By ...

... -SAtzenaeamo. Wehave not read' anythitg in modern English-so bright, so vtgorots, so tncisive, out of the pages of the great Whig essayist. and historian.-SjdccntcrI WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and. SONS, Edinburgh and London. ALL THE BEST BOOKS OF THE SEASON Are ...

... Jourtilt of the higilest *Aanling. and is rccoguisod as one of the best advertising papers in Irelandsl. The WEEKLY NORTIIHERN WHIG, established February, 18S, is a Luall-sized double sheet nerwspalper, published at a mo- derate price* sail being most cairefully ...

... be dispensed with altegether. An able writer ?? can be no- thing more curious to thoughtful men who are neither Tories. nor Whigs, but simply human beings with brains in their beads, than to reflect upon the position of the British parlia. ment towards ...

... Nicaragua, p and the Sandwich Islands, which seem still stored cI for future American outbreaks. se Both as a leading member of the Whig party, and fi as connected with the state of Massachuesets, which |r has gained most by the policy, Mr. WEBSTER li was a supporter ...

... stage. - News Letter, March 24th, The whole pantomime is well arranged and brimful of fun from beginning to end.- Northern Whig, March 24th. The pantomime must be prenounced a decided success. - Morning News, 24th. For frolic and go this year's pantomime ...

... FUDeta; eeducted at srated charges in London COr country. TIte lwondon Gener!al Mourninz \Varehouse. Regent Street. London. WHIG H-HOLBORNLONDON. SILVEii MEDAL, HEALTH EXHIBITION. H EERING'S ONLY GENUINE COPENHAGEN MIs Est 1818. ILI.J DD1J Par s 6 Prize ...

... Monday.—Sporting Life. The leish Compensation for Disturbance Bill.—Yesterday an influential meeting of between thirty and forty Whig members of the Houses of Lords and Commons was held to consider the course of action to be pursued the Compensation for Disturbance ...

... represented by the more popular assembly. The 'existence of susch a House is one of the anomalies of a free, self-governing ?? Whig (Belfast). This review of the action of the Upper House during the last fifty years is evidently of the highest importance ...