... to be held throughout the Confederac or ana prayer. THE WHIGS AND THE COUNT! If that point, at which i dained the country should become dis with the Whigs had not so fully might have been proper for us at this t review the policy of the present Gover ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE MINISTRY. The defeat of the Ministry is again postponed. Mr Gladstone is to uncaring his withers next week, when—we shall see what we shall see. Meantime a show of opposition is kept up in the Radical newspapers, and Mr Disraeli continues ...

... WHIG PLUNDER. A young newspaper—by name the Queen' ilessaver, is making its way into prominence from the vigorous manner in which it is conducted. Thoroughly independent, and not serving the parliamentary tactics of any political party, this paper does ...

... THE WHIG DILEMMA. Mr Charles Buxton, M.P. for Maidstone, in a letter tinder the title of ' The Liberal Dilemma,' which occupies three columns of the Times, states his views on reform, and proposes a measure for the extension of the suffrage to the working ...

... HERE'S TO THE WHIGS! Here.@ to the statesmen who rule over the realm— Fellows uncommonly clever! It's a very Boa thing to hare Whigs al the helm, And they'd all like to stay there for ever, Here's to them all, great ones and oxtail, Who promise so much ...

... WHIG JOB. An Edinburgh local paper, commenting on Mr M taten's recent address to his constituents, reriiarks :—The Bill for the transference of the local r:Z.sters to Edinburgh would appear even to Mr .I . l.aren to have been a good one, but then there ...

... HOW MR GLADSTONE'S WHIG FRIENDS SPEAK OF HIM. In his speech on Monday the Duke of Somerset said : —lf his friend Mr Gladstone had used half the same energy he had displayed in denouncing the Church of Ireland in explaining to the people the real state ...

... • THE FIFESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21, 1R67. 7 - _ _ _ ___ __ Tux Northern Whig understand that an action for 1 --_____ - __.- __._ . _ ___ __ _ ~ Netho of tbe aelleetz. dander of a moat important character is pending, in 17 the Kina in ...

... THE RIOTING IN BELFAST. THi RIOTING ON THURSDAY. (From the Bel/ast Whig of Friday. ) The overwhelming police and military force in town has had the effect of temporarily quelling the riots. Except a few skirmishes on Thursday morning, and some men beaten ...

... genuine Whig point of view is more disastrous than that of Mr Gladstone, for there is notv no longer the possibility of a Whig family leading the \Vhig party in the proper place. It is, theiefore, necessary to resort to reprisals. Mr Gladsto, the Whig, in ...

... thought that for he would have ose, however, the al and proceeding ed, to the Whig ad slashing, withif matters which e is entirely ignowa3 the Duke of who insulted the and no man has other than with was to be seen, ally, as, like this he term coward as ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1865. The Whigs are feathering their nests. Sir William Dunbar has been appointed Chairman of the Audit Board, and Mr P. Adam has been made a Scotch Lord of the Treasury. For Wigtown, and the united counties of Clackmannan and Kinross ...