... AQUA TICS Doggett's Coat and Badge. 'Twa v I Ille days of Whig and Tory that Tommy Doggett lived, itd Duggort wso a steunch Whig; if he had not been, there would have beoon I'D coat and badge to be roiwed for on the first of August for ever. Ai iristiaan ...

... eminent railway contractor. He professe to be a moderate con- servative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, mode. rate whig, and Mr. Greer, ultra-liberal, a radical from the start. The following were the ros numbers at the y close of the poll:-M'Cormick7 ...

... Noten. Ten ran. W3nSDoB ELECTIoN-On Wedne'd'y toeloiel r1ye Conservative, was returned by o m ri itl over Captain Hayter, 'Whig. AL NEW YonrK letter says2- tgln g Cie t. our Russian Visitors. He cane na:k,3 Any helriteb them; he cannot get them to Call ...

... that they were now all cordially United in maintaining their position in the representation in spite of the exertions of the Whigs. The Members also addressed the meetiog, and were received with great enthusiasm. A meeting of the party in South lssex was ...

... addreseeto tie eleoetors of Cork-v -Gentlemen, acme of the beetan motprfti man In your noble county have askodm ocnetI on anti-whig princIples. I am prepae od The whige are the avowed enemies ofth ?? I emee of aits meat devoted children. Thewi ihdt despoil ...

... that they were now all cordially naited in maintaining their position in the representation in spite ef the exertiona of the Whigs. The Membere also addreseed the meetig, and were received with great enthusiasa. A meeting of tbe pertS in South Essex was ...

... 1859, for which Lord Derby's government was responsible, was 113,528,7761. The expenditure rose in the next year under the whig government to 15,312,6751., in 1861 to 15,883,1601.,and in 1862to16,060,3501. Aportionof thisin- crease was owing to the Chinese ...

... was a native of Dublin, a very celebrated comedian of Drury-laen and Lincoln'sln part-owner of the former house, and withal a Whig up to theed n ars, as Dick Steele has informsed us. His Whiggish principles were the means of getting him into many a scrape ...

... Theatre, and it was presented it honour of the accession of the Hanoverian line to the British throne, for Doggett was a Whig, and very much attached to the German ruler. In 1722 he died, leaving sufficient to perpetuate the wager, for he was a rich ...

... whichs to use the phrase of Sir Hubert Stanley, is praise in- deed. The portrait of the Duke of Bedford, the head of the Whig party, and the nobleman to whom Newmarket is so much indebted for a patronage of upwards of twenty years, appropriately comes ...

... movllme apro .sented hiim with'h'five ochldirhr'c anv two'r hbirth but a short time,'aind' one' is Atillif, ' Nvg.2 tA'6Ife- Whig. - ' . ...

... resolving itself into ifs cuniponent elements, goes is the r aces, and enjoys iiaelf amozaugl). The only 'parties alsout which Whigs arid Tories trouble thtemselves~ onl these occasions are toose Snug parieocluterd isid an ousid th cariaesthat form a dark ...