... have than with the toast of Tallyho to the Fox? when the world, a week of special prayer was oomme ma the death of the great Whig leader was announced to a Monday morning at Freemasons' Hall, London. It wee, as convivial meeting at which he was present ...

... improved character of its population. Lord has the reputation of being moderate in all things, nevertheless, like many ether old Whigs, he advances with the times. When he speaks in favour of compulsory education we may rest assured that the time for action ...

... damages, was given against the North-Eastern Railway Company for injuries to a boy named Robert William Waoless, aged 15, by Whig struck with the framework of the engine of a train, at the crossing between South Hylton and Grindon, on the company's line ...

... have calculated on the formation in the Liberal ranks of another cave. It was well known that the views of Earl and other Whig peers on the Irish Church question differed essentially from those entertained by Mr. GLADSTONE, and embodied in his bill; ...

... loyalty of Irish Protestants begins to be apparent. We hear of the formation of Orange Repeal Associations, and the Northern Whig mentions that, at a meeting at Killevan, county Monaghan, the Rev. J. FLANAGAN, rector, presiding, it was resolved that a ...

... to any rdm =and yet vary very much in the shades of golltlng whisk they represent, and for my part I shell be my angelead if Whig landowners and great oseamereisl mambo are found willing to concur in every moneenre which another section of their party will ...

... himself mu& interested in the matters pointed ou t. pm Dl:yrs.—We notice that the Ailed Poets and thaoranos Corarine w• of der Whig one of th e firth so: . it the abolition of - Ithing=thed on pseiCi e bg Obasodisr of see. ill 110141116 Amebas , hea ...

... his party — (And they were not slow to learn), That never yet was principle But inside out 'twonld turn. That what's a lie in Whig months In Tory mouths is trim ; And Household Suffrage alwayp Was a genuine Tory view. Disraeli led his party To t. , veral ...

... The iron might not be quite hot, but it was getting hot (laughter aid applause). This was not a question of parties; on it Whigs and Tories were one. In conclusion Mr. Curnock said he looked for better times for this country—to the time when the liquor ...

... cargo of stones, and when she returns it may be presumed that the bird will again visit her nest and hatch her eggs. —Northern Whig. An extraordinary Inquiry was held on Thursday before Bishop Trower, into the conduct of the rector and two curates of Falmouth ...

... for apoeimen of a field of seven acres. It measures 21 inceim. was. -own in Easter week, and loots strong vigori.us.—Norttc, Whig. ' The failure is smusenced of Messrs. '.ly itnum 00., in ••dio copper trade. of Londaii and hut toeir liebilitit s are stated ...

... likewise reminded their lordships that if a majority was obtainable in no other way, the constitutional privilege of creating Whig peers would be exercised, and the measurewould beforced through the House. Where would the Lords be then and how would they ...