... that quarter to 1757,000. DIYSY ODIN MAWS?. Time • tarp rte lot bey bar mobs at ea ebbe. .r .r.UM -.r baby awe boa. etre raw Whig la Ober Vela was quiet. IL iL 0 it CaTTLII Moat rift • met boar as Tarrlay rd. sad tt &Mean to WARY, gootadose s Tide inn trade ...

... mounted on the fiery barb of Francis Jeffrey ; is rather placed upon a hearse horse, with which he consummates the entombment Whig principles. (Loud laughter.) The Conservative surrenderto expression from the pleasing volume of art of my friend the chairman ...

... play first fiddle—of all the working men's associations in the kingdom cannot blot out the fact that in order to dish the Whigs Mr Disraeli and Lord Derby became Radicals. Conservatism in the sense in which it is understood by the socalled Conservative ...

... reasons for not joining in the shouts for the Episcopalian Church of Ireland at the Hillsborough demonstration to the Northern Whig. They are ten in number, and are as follow :—Because the Church of Ireland is the church of a small minority, and is alien ...

... remarks that he has Seen many a shipwreck, but none so heartrending. A correspondent at Holyhead reports that Immediately Whigs bad been received that a shipwreck bad happened at Trevadoc, on the east side of Hob bead Hay, near the Clipern Rock, the lifeboat ...

... every way, and the loss of his Reform Bill, which was scouted on all bauds, was shortly followed by his loss of office. The Whigs had the imprudence to introduce the question of Reform into the Queen's Speech, and after having clone so, declined to entertain ...

... of himself to his party, and the unconditional surrender of the latter to the people. He fought against what he called the Whig monopoly of Reform. He referred at considerable length to the part he had taken in passing the Reform Bill, and contended ...

... say. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) He had not the slightest doubt, however, but that those ministers who had driven out the Whigs, and carried Liberal reform, would be prepared, if not to forward with ultra-Radical doctrines, at all events to go on with ...

... and that State necessity requires that some settlement should be arrived at. (Cheers.) You might say that it was merely the Whig party that were of this opinion. Is that the case? Every Prime Minister during these 15 years, and every party that has been ...

... the room. (Hear, hear.) Here they could shake hands, forget all their differences—forget for the moment whether they were Whigs or Tories, and meet together as Christians. (Applause.) The Chairman* said the next toast he had to propos might be termed ...

... now third Baron, who was born in 1824. The first Lord, who, as Sir John VVrottesley, had represented Staffordshire in the Whig interest from 1820 to 1837, was raised to the Peerage at her Majesty's coronation. ...

... hire, caused by the death of Mr. Packe. Mr. Tertius Paget, the Leicester banker, whom common rumour designates as a likely Whig candidate, has yet made sign. Tub Bishop or Worcester on the Ritualistic Practices at St. Alban’s, Birmingham. A letter published ...