... Electors of Wilts and raistakable manner will have « graud 200 en 7 of ia asi any of tar and T ¥ tion. Itis acanjecs in which Whigs ate more or inte- Posed, a eO% the welfare Jvunelves, your families, and 2 frve diate, You have sven how the our Reformers ...

... him say once for all that he was an old Tory (hear, hear, and laughter.) That was his party. lie did not care anything for Whigs, Conservatives, or Radicals. He thought they were all one as bad as the other (laughter.) But all contrary things there was' ...

... and his Liberal inaligners their quietus. The noble duke, with exemplary political disinterestedness, openly seceded from the Whig party with which his name traditionally associated, in consequence of the dangerous policy of its present leaders. Because ...

... order’ are observed in some pars of the north of Ireland was afforded at an investigation at Banbridge, reported in the Northern Whig :— In the month of June some Roman Catholic missionaries visited the town, and special services were conducteda in the chapel ...

... with Mr. W. E. Gladstone. The most noteworthy incident probably was a letter from the Duke of Portland, one of the greatest of Whig magunates and a munificent supporter until lately of the Liberal party, enclosing a cheque for £2,000 in ;‘ungpon of the patriotic ...

... Amberley's address the Electors of Devonshire. This noble Lord has hitherto been regarded as a perfect personification of the old Whig faith, inherited by him as the inheritance the house of Russell. But now he has come out rampant Radical, calling out lustily ...

... Hunt upon these and other data gives an answer which must simply coals on the head of the late inefficient, though censorious Whig Chancellor of tho Exchequer. Mr. liussell Gurney, tho Recorder of London, has issued address soliciting re-election for the ...

... are guarded ;? soldiers, Ido not think that a single member of the Ku-Klux ™ ever yet was captured. The Knoxville (Tennessee) Whig, Parson Brownlow's paper, however, tells us how a *““Ku-Klux coat” was recently secured, and describes it as of *‘old cloth ...

... income. But, be that it may, I am iu no way responsible for it; I neither passed it nor sanctioned it. It was carried by the Whig Government of Lord John Russell, not only long after I had ceased be a member of the Government, but after the defeat of s ...

... demolishing the ingenious figments which they have so factiously sought bring odium on the Government. Iu six years (he says) tlio Whig Government spent £12,579,795 guns and warlike material, and what had they to show for it on the 31st March, 186(3 ? Why acres ...

... cabins built for political meetings, and hard cider, was drunk • barbicues, in token of the fact that Mr. Harrison, tho Whig candidate, had in the early days of tho West lived in «,!°f, al d drunk hard cider. In 1856 there were 1 athnnder clubs, in ...

... miles of his property, from which he derives £BO,OOO a year, has excited consider. able local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it as an instance of the ‘generosity and liberality of our Lrish absentee landlords ' The Marquis and his pr ...