... to put himself right with the public with reference to an impression which had got abroad to the effect that he was not a Whig, but a Tory. Ho had addressed a letter, which he read to the meeting, to the gentleman who had inadvertently been the author ...

... place on Tuesday. February 2nd, 186% the PUBLIC HALL, WIGAN. Tickets disposed of by children’s parents, and patronised by both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised the enchanting Innocence of the children. DANCING taught, and Parties supplied with QUADRILLE ...

... transferred, with the tme-deed of certain tenements and messuages, from Mr. Green Price the hitherto unsheltered son great Whig dnke. But was all hope abandoned when Lord Hartington was deported a Conservative in own peculiar county? Were there no nooks ...

... Because it is a bright and shining place, where there is parting nor dyeing, his lordship &dd4H, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs ! K/ BANQUET TO LORD HALIFAX. A banquet; was given last evening Lord Halifax, the Town-hall, Mayor (Mr. J. D. Hutchinson) ...

... with those provisions which they had ri>;ht •o oon dude w al l the ease, they W juld had that the high Whigs, the topmost Whigs, the flower of the Whigs of this country, wool 1 never found to follow in hi* in the wake either of the Right Honourable Rohm ...

... have been chiefly confined to providing for themselves aud thdir friends. With au instinct for jobbery which a heaven-born Whig might envy, they have used the public service for their own private interest;*. Navah fiicers by the scorehave been shelved ...

... LiverpooL Daring his stay in Belfast be appeared in a variety of characters, and made such an impression that the Northern Whig says, Mr. Sullivan leave. behind him • blank which no rival can fill up. He basil poesible increased the reputation he possessed ...

... neither ti the Mlinisters nor any of their supporters, ) 'LI except perhaps a very emall clique of h inveterate Pahluerstonian Whigs, are dis- Il posed to put aside th, task of correcting A and completing the electoral machinery by ti which the House of Commons ...

... wonder Many reasons, his family influence * chief > them, combined to make him a Whi is career has been a distinguished The Whig nostrums of Earl tirely disregarded, now that the war is Pure Radicalism on the one hand, UStitutionalism on the other. Wherever ...

... advantage of this the gre of dissatisfaction, and—regardless‘of the fact ¢hat no small part of it had growa up under successive Whig administrations—to turn it against his rivals, This he accordingly did, tha result doing the famous on the question of the ...

... Tuesday, February 2nd, 18 u 9, the PUBLIC HALtWIOAN. . . . . Tickets disposed tar the children’s parents, and patronised both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised the enchanting Innocence of the children DANCING taught, and Partlea supplied with QUAI RILLK ...

... Because it is a bright and shining place, where there is no parting nor dyeing,” his lordship added, And. thank Jove, no more Whigs !*’ A tall eastern girl named Short long loved big Mr. Little, while Mr. Little, thinking little of Short, loved a little lass ...