... anil £1500 a year Commissioner James HUI, Whig, and £___!_» a year ?? . r, James Campbell. Whig, and £l__ooayear becretarv H. Morgan Vmne, and dim a year Inspector VV . Skirrow. Whig, mnd ?? year. Cv f. i L snln - Whi «- »d £000 a yemr. W.D Bomse, W ...

... from the Whigs that share of municipal representation to which they are entitled ; and we trust they will not be disheartened by the disadvantageous position which they now occupy. At all events there is one thing gained by a contest— the Whigs are compelled ...

... EN. THE BOARD OF CHARITY COMMISSIONERS A BLO .TED WHIG JOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD SlK,— I hmve read the letter of Honestar, in your paper rivinir the astounding lis. of the Whig Board of Charity- Commis' sioners, mnd the ?? mmy now ...

... Harcourt, a Whig. Yester- day the poll closed, giving Colonel Fane, the Conservative candidate, a majority of 231 over his Liberal competitor, Sir Henry Dash wood. The numbers were for Colonel Fane 1C33, for Sir Henry 1404. The Whig-radical party ...

... the true value of Whig professions, that the Radicals will be in no hurry to replace them in office, let them once be out of it, except on terms to which the Whigs, on their part, will be in no hurry to submit. But although the Whigs have retained office ...

... CHANGING GROUND. Much bas been said of late about Conservative re-action. Some Whig journals have striven to deny that there is anything of the kind, though the laboured attempts to disprove it bear witness, in themselves, to the reality of its existence ...

... thing its ordinary sense. When it ia Whigs, as a party, to advocate cfc age of they not only become eager Refoi ,ier» upon being credited with unqu mterestedness and patriotic sincerit But if consistency be a Whig virtue , sistency with which they atriv ...

... finance offering no vejwp hopeful foundation for future popularity, the Whig! had no resource left but to raise the cry of superiority in foreign policy. So the foreign policy of the Whig Cabinet had to atone for all short- comings in other respects, and it ...

... Republic We remember how his Sg praises of that land of liberty used to excite the ire of oW Tones and even vex the ears of Whigs— until they wished m their impotent rage thac tiie United States were put under water for four-and-twenty houra. At last, driven ...

... bring in, Arc, 4c, kc. i The great object of both speakers was to prove that the next best thing to a Whig Ministry with a Reform Bill, was a Whig Ministry without. Lord Clarence Paget eulogised, first, Mr. Gladstone j and the French treaty, incidentally ...

... she passed on — if not an angel from hea- ven, certainly an angel of earth — the Florence Nightingale of America. — Richmond Whig. ...

... country did not want and would not have it. Like Parliamentary Reform, Free Trade, though very unjustly, has been claimed by the Whigs as their own special policy ; and they have so clamorously, and so successfully eulogised this source of political capital ...