... V . „o-k tlie elections iltro-BRhoat S CAIX HIS th. Whigs FOLLOWERS. I ask jon, Lord, once more why you did not naf Berne, Ist April—lt is asserted that fresh forward K.fnrni Bdl, ari l whether you g or( er addressed Garibaldi his fo fl r d Pal.erltofwho ...

... friends among the Whig party in the House of Commons. (Hear, hear.) He and his friends arouud him on the platform held themselves to bo Whigs in the sense in which the word was used in 1832. He held exactly the same opinions 1866 which the Whigs held in 1832 ...

... honourable member for Inverness-shire :—Mr Baillie said it was a cool Whig job that Sutherland had a member to itself, instead of being joined with Caithness. Was it also by a Whig job that the Reform Bill dealt with equal liberality with such Tory counties ...

... difference between the old Whigs and the Conservatives. Well, he it so; but which of the parties have shifted their ground ? Suppose we accept Lord Derby's doctrine, have the Conservatives come up to the Whigs or the Whigs gone down to the Conservatives ...

... England now raised, and enthusiasm for the insulted Union Jack manufactured by the Tory journals, in order to embarass the Whig Administration and dnye it from office or compel it to go to war; and then it hoped, if it does proceed to extremities'with ...

... di viewo thus describes the present moribund condition of the rc Whigs :- It is certain that the political events of the pre- Je sent session will at langth seal the fate of the Whigs. It A was impossible that measures of similar character and inns II ...

... their shoulders, and on the shoulders of the working men !’ So that the Whigs -not to sjteak of the Police—had better take the hint, and ‘look out.’ Meantime, let wish them all—Whig, Radical, and Tory, * A Merry Christmas.’ TABLE SHOWING THE PRICES OF CRAIN ...

... amono• ,he Whig party in the House of Common, (Hear, hard He and his friends arouud him on the platform held themselves to be Whigs in the sense in which the w o rd was used in 1832. He held exactly the gime opinions is 1868 which the Whigs held in 1832 ...

... jubilant, for hasn't the bill « dished the Whigs, and isn't Wishing the Whigs worth almost any sacrifice doubt it is—the country gentlemen are so , quite of one mind with Mr Disraeli; but what dishing the Whigs Mr Disraeli has dished the Constitution likewise ...

... 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 ...

... which we have not discovered, in having two Whig candi- CE dates to contest a single seat with one Conservative. of thl But whether value or not, two Whig candidates At there are. The other day, the Whig portion of the Glasgow Senatus brought forward ...

... to deal tenderly with the necessity of the Ministry making itself reasonably a or | respectable in Whig eyes, by the temporary sop to the ot ad old Whig Houses. It was inadvisable to let them feel a. tifd their virtual deposition so long as it could he ...