... :— > Prix ok la Porth- Dauphins.— Tyrolien, 1 ; Fleurus, 2 ; Ecorce, 3. Prix de Vaucresson.— Roquelaure, 1 ; Cuirassier, 2 ; Whig, 3. Prix Grbfeulhb.— Sauterelle, 1 ; Madlle. Be. art, 2 ; Vic- torious, _. Prix dis Tillbuls.— Spoao, 1; Plaisanee, 2; Commentry ...

... show made by hia Whig friends who hadpreceded him. In 1849 he thought proper to take tbe office of First Lord of the Admiralty, which he held for three years. Since hia retirement from official life he constantly supported the Whig pcuty in the House ...

... a doubt of his defeat ; but the de- luge is more overwhelming than the most sanguine Democrat predicted, or the most timid Whig feared. It required only an exercise ofthe simplest arithmetic, with the most ordinary knowledge of human nature, to foresee ...

... ot party names, the words Whig anrl Tory, they are not much above thirty year* old, having >;. pressed 'o the service of many successions of parr • very different ideas fastened to them. Explain ihe origin of the words Whig and Torv. and examine ...

... the results of to-day's racing :— Prix dv Moulin.— Pyr, 1; Ermengarde, 2; Fils dArtois, 3. Pkix ds Saint Otb.— Utrecht, 1; Whig, 2; Please Yourself, 3. Handicap Libre.— Amsthyste, 1; Prytaneo, 2: Fagotin, 3. Pkix Gladiateub.— Escarboncle, 1 ; Fra Diavolo ...

... we are not sorry, upon the whole, that the assault should come from the Whig party : — Via prima satut's, Quo! minirue raris, graia. {.andetur ah vibe. In some sort, the Whigs may be said to deserve the honour of first repudiating the enormous lie ...

... or the ' national question be taken up first tbey must leave it in ! the hands of Mr. Parnell. They had got to watch the ; Whigs. Let them remember that they had been deceived before. He himself, although an extreme Irish man, would be ready and willing ...

... iae to the point of following their old c *nn*ini-ri— in the new campaign which is opened a^auist privileges of which the Whigs share the benefits . ; ' ...

... balanced. People who have been brought up in Whig houses and the Whig faith may not be entirely satisfied. The circumstance that seven Cabinet Ministers are unconnected either by birth or marriage with Whig families may touch their susceptibilities. They ...

... Can nothing be done to avert so great a calamity ? The only solution to this melancholy problem and prospect is for the old Whigs and Conservatives to coalesce at once. Surely the time has come for partisanship to yield to patriotism. Now or never is the ...

... Albert and Ronald Levesoa Gower. The duchess filled the office of Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty during the different Whig Administrations till she becamo a widow in 1861. ...

... Park, Ashford, for a few days, wa. shot yesterday morning by one of the keepers. The bird t measures 7ft. .in. from wing to whig. ...