... to Germany and Italy. was the heading of a para- nent which followed the passin + of the Reform gi “The Lesson of Mentana” a Whig, was Stra graph in which the Tuncs drew attention the other day to Act of 1832, Mr. Epwarp Dav ;aox, 7 3ut when early in remarks ...

... and 62, SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. prnurnuirs OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. Mini st la Wealth. los loroor. BAUD STREET, COY, E.C. OLD SCOTCH WHIg[T, eel-s--laved sod mid for Dearly forty year* RREAD STREET, CITY, E.C. J. REST Co., WHOLEAALE AND DETAIL CONVECT! , 117, Emmons ...

... were discharging their duty returning person his position. Lord Frederick Pitcroy’a party consisted nnmber of respectable Whigs, who bad been his adherents all along, and there were also in addition some Conservatives, whowith tbe greatest deference to ...

... discharging their duty in returning a person in his position. Lord Frederick Fitzroy's party consisted of a number of respectable Whigs, who had been his adherents all along, and there were also in addition some conservatives, whowith the greatest deference to ...

... part indefinite, generally inconsistent, and nearly always incorrect. It left upon those who heard it the impression that the Whig leader hated the Church of England much more than he cared for the education of the people, and that both those affectiolls ...

... the intimation, it will he seen the spread included all the delicacies of the season. !!!) Now, whether the silence of your Whig contemporary be owing to a sense of professional decency, or to the more stinging motive of a personal rebuff, of which 1 hear ...

... the Northern Wliig, which enforces with ability and earnest- ness the true moral to be drawn from the scene on Saturday. The Whig observes : — ** A stripling of 19 and two other Fenians have died for Kelly and Deasy, aud of course, much Kelly and Deasy ...

... Earl Russell has a curious. propensity for appropriating to himself all questions which he 1 deems important. He regards them Whig! property, and seises upon them with avidity.: Thus, when it became known that Peel intended to deal with the Com Laws, one ...

... Derby in 1859, and ejected him from office (fear). After that was no chance of Hertford keeping both me:nbers fi two bills the Whigs brought in afterwards in 1860 aud in both one member away; and Hertford was now in this position: one member the | as at the ...

... the settlement of the great question of national education, there will of course be two opinions. Those who believe that the Whigs have mismanaged this question tin toto, will doubtless think that Lord Russell is about the last man in the world who should ...

... likely to promote the object in view, than the adoption of the wild and reckless theories propounded in the resolutions of the Whig leader. Agricultural Labour.—Although the statute hirings have passed, the attendance of unhired male and female servants at ...

... part indefinite, generally inconsistent, and nearly always incorrect. It left upon those who heard it the impression that the Whig leader hated the Church of England much more than he cared for the education of the people, and that both thoso affections ...