... The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for the Carlton Club, and that gentleman is to leave Exeter forthwith to conduct it. If there is any eminent ...

... Charivari (the French Punch) has picture John Bnli char, from onehorse another = lath* “Whig Ministry, which is one-eyed, and his new mount Is tho*Tory Mlnlatry, which to blind. The Greek census of 1864 has just been poUishedm Athena The total population ...

... Legislature has just rejected a Bill which proposed to that no man over seventy years of age should make a will. The Belfast Whig says :— * the Belfast daK market on Friday, one parcel of new flax sold at the 1 high price 17s 6d per •tone. ...

... unim paired to his Ten Qualig » Should at once ascertain that his name and are properly set forth in the Overseers’ List, Whig > for one day longer, will remain on the doors of our { Shes and Chapels ; and, in the event of his not finding sentials to ...

... One Hibernian M.P. (Mr. Rearden) is, how- ever, so disgusted at the scurvy manner in which bis country has been treated by Whigs aud Tories alike, that he has given notice of his intention, “ early next Session,” to bring in a Bill for a Repeal of the ...

... cant English term, adopted, like the word Whig, by an arisi tocratic faction to amuse the people, and it is very often an unmeaning and senseless expression. Here are my Lords Derby ' the one is said to be a Whig, the other a Tory, difference between them ...

... voice allay the stormy debates at .Stephens, and lay Loioe the angry eloquence of the 40 from the cave' The truth that neither Whigs nor Tories are any I °Sf r ,':f pab e °f Victoriain her politici difficulties about Reform, To direct the whirlwind, and will ...

... the ships of commerce on the high seas., and in such ports as the nature of their trade might cause them to frequent. Under a Whig-Radical Government, directly supported the Manchester and economical party, seventy millions have been expended, and at this ...

... many are willing to admit. In short, Romanism is the parent, and Fenianism is the child. Mr. Roebuck, who is well known as a Whig-Radical, said most truly in his place in the House of Commons, that the Priests are really responsible for Fenianism, although ...

... by the late Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr, Disraeli, finding that Mr, Gladstone had given a pledge on the part of the Whigs to support it, did not wish to risk the popularity of his Government in Ireland, by declining to proceed with it. The Government ...

... opinion Wo rds which, being spoken, will not amount to an overt 1 treason so as make good an indictment for compas-52 V le Whig's death, yet, if reduced into writing an ...

... upon the ground in places three feet deep. The country is said to look as desolate as in mid-winter. It is said that the old Whig Globe is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for ...