... severely The next unlucky editor was James Ryan, w dication of his honour, was killed by R. E- * the Whig. From the report of the fight },o that the Whig man got the best of it. Next i» came Walter Hickery, who indulged iv . e pr rows, and was repeatedly ...

... MlW ,vinos arc already beginning to enteri uiicd of the fate of the new Reform Bill. The »(«» ...

... this through old Whigs who cannot talk the dialect of to-day, while young Liberal Ministers, who can, must give silent votes behind them. If Lord Russell likes the prospect we can but wish that he may succeed, but we warn him that the Whigs among whom he ...

... have retired. The residence of Mr F. D. Finlay, of the Northern Whig, was severely damaged by the mob ; and it was only the presence of strong force of police that saved the office of the Whig from the outrageous attentions of the populace. Mr Finlay was ...

... one unfortunate being has to put this conglomerate English together and make what he can out of it (Loud laughter.) WHIG WETIIERS, WHIG MUTTON, AND I.E.L.ILATIVE WOOL. What has become of the Tory party I have my own way of accounting fords disappearance ...

... POLITICAL STRATEGY. The Tories manoeuvred cleverly when they mauaged to engage the heir of a great Whig house to fire the train which is expected to blow the Whig Government of Earl Russell into space but the result is not unlikely to prove that Gladstone has ...

... the future head a family which the old Whigs regard with feeling almost of and the only man who is likely to inherit Earl Russell's peculiar position as the popular head of the unpopular organisation known as the Whig connection. He is therefore more trusted ...

... oemitive ports soy be presently rellmeg. and ultimately eared, by lb. Use of this cooling sad Melia. mistmeet, aided swim dally y Whig the ports cold water. liamedists nee sprinp front this meat- 1 renegers.= accessory to ellbct a cum. ...

... from a return which he had wrung from the blove.rnment : they were Peter Erle, Q.C., a Whig, salary £1,500; James Hill, Q.C.. Whig. salary, .C 1.200 ; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, sal try £1,200 He had nothing to say again 4 these gentlemen as to their admitted ...

... potatoes Mary Reid, Reid, Sunderland, props; Orient, larquhar, Sunderland, props. Great Scene at a Town Council.—The Northern Whig says :—We are informed that an exciting scene occurred Thursday at a committee meeting of the own Council. Mr John Rea got ...

... is known to be a Whig, nay more, the son of the author of the Reform Bill of 1832, and to crown all, he was member of Lord John Russell’s Cabinet in 1852, when Lord John brought in a Reform Bill. Lord Grey, like other cautious Whigs, is becoming afraid ...

... seemed to regular politicians ridiculous, to the electors disagreeable, and to the body of the nation a mere dream. Outside the Whig circle the strongest Liberals, with the possible or partial exception of Mr Cobden, were held to be excluded from high office ...