... A TH DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Wednesda: = [BY TELEGRAPH.] closed o day was THE SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR N » on Lon- A Paris in the Daily say remark has been made upon thestatement in 1124; de, speech that business is not at a standstill, 7; [tinois, Toe Daily ...

... had brought th e Whigs to the verge C of political bankruptcy was Free Trade, the witty I Whig told the Knight of Claremont pointblank that ] he must be mad to think of anything of the kind. And that was the opinion of all the Whigs till Sir RolaiRT ...

... _better . He had never heard a _single word in favour of _the _Fishery Board , and although this was a pet board of _the _Whigs , in these _days of railways and _telegraphs they wcra not prepared to jog along at the trot of the Whiga . He advocated the ...

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... there. Five Conservatives have been returned, and one Liberal. The defeat of Sir Edward Reid, the late mayor, who, although Whig, was knighted by the Duke of Abercom, on his visit as Lord-Lieutenant to the maiden city, is looked upon as a serious blow ...

... measure of that description it would prohablyhreak upthe Radical party. He strongly urged that there should be no alliance with Whigs or Radicals (alluding to the article in the Quarterly 11 , rite), but the maintenance of a bold and independent line of action ...

... mineral estate. in • fearful state of embarrasonest, caused by the extraordinary extravagance of his father, one of the last Whigs of the Begenoy, and of his mother, • **larded and eccentric beauty, said to be the heroine of one of Miss Edgworth's now-forgotten ...

... STAVE TO AN OLD BUT lE. Bill Kees. Bill Rees, you'll make brave Mayor— Alt along—all along—all along lee; For the Tories ami Whigs, Dartmouth honours most share With George Bidder—George Lidstone-Jack Unrrell-Bam Lake—Phil Hawke—Nix Hannaford—Old Uncle Tom ...

... Paris, that Lord Foley, after a few hours’ illness, died at the Hotel Bristol on Saturday morning. Lord Foley was teller of the Whig party in the House of Lords for several years, and during several administrations, including the present, held the court a ...

... only—not speeches. This decision will probably put an end to the “scenes” which have of late been so frequent in court.— Northern Whig. FOR a DancinG ACADEMY.—At the Guildball, Westminster, Saturday, before Sir William Bodkin and a special jury, an important ...

... knight. The same honour, it may be remembered, was not long ago conferred by Mr Gladstone on the chief electioneering agent the Whig party, a persou of (]iu name of Drake. What honour will be conferred on Dr Livingstone by the State when the great traveller ...

... up the very Cabinet of which they happened to be memliera. (Appkvise.) What they had to do was not io ally themselves with Whigs or Radicals, but to take a bold and itidependent line. Let them say to those who passed that iniquitous act of last year There ...