... spoken declares the position of the Ministry much injured the division yesterday. They have adopted, said one tried friend of Whig Cabinets, the notice posted Sheridan on bis office door, the time was appointed Secretary to the Treasury—“No applicatkms can ...

... and hi» ather was a Whig Treasury man ; is the grandson if Grey; he was private secretary to Labouchere, Grey, and Wood in succession, and as one of the Whig •onnexion of Brown. Jones, and Robinson, can speak vith amount of Whig prestige that seldom ...

... dla and New Zealand long since, should wait longer, han visited with further Whig blundering. But. before I dip into minutes, let me back a i.’ttle, and bring out some the Whig consis’ tency this urgent and imp-jrtant subject After Lor! Naas* Bill got the ...

... deemed his remove this dangerous imenneddl.r tit th - iutr.gii' • Italian sail The services of » the Karl Mnlgrare, whip the Whig ,»fri.iu* ni- rere rewurded bv them with the over r,{ Nova and nothing can more ridieulotH th in supj*ose I »ve lost between ...

... affairs. (Laughter.) Ton Whigs have had power since 1832. Too pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but hare never yon cany it out The expenditure 1886 amounted to little more‘than 40.000.000 C a year; but what it now Ton Whig* have made a great many ...

... Knitland. S»me eanvassinit among Whig lords to displace their present nominee for the Government official failed, ••wing to the circumstance that the Solicitor-General’t espousal the ballot became known: for. however, the Whigs may inclined to stretch a joint ...

... himself Dr. Lyons’ stead for Cork. trust that the attempt will be made, ,if so, believe that two more scat* will be lost to the Whig*. ...

... independent law courts, for the wedge once introduced by this measure would pace the way to the favourite centralisation the Whigs, and the transfer Four Courts business here. The queiition is frequently heard—what has hau- our priaci|»al this last week ...

... no* quite safe; Louis Napoleon will not bestow a thought upon Invasion while the Ciuiiuc Porta and Dover gu dad the juvenile Whig of eeventy-foor. I'KI.MING AND BTATIUMKRY. Nole. Letter, Invoice, .vc. Healings, and Advice 4'snU and rireulars, or Hnjfrsvod ...

... Protestant K.-gUtrar in town that can hi* busim-Hs, and comes ba.k after ml.ng his day. Ought the public treated in tiiat way by Whig legislators? It have not already state'.! it, 1 may* here explain, that Mr. Cardwell intends leaving the present Registrars ...

... urper; another section, not less noracrona, clings to the skirts of England with the vonacious fesolmcss of children. We have Whigs among us, have Tones among us, have a party which aims to follow the steps of the United Irishmen* the last century; but can ...