... ISOAPZ OF GZORGI MAN= TRAIN. Whig good from has I. Leadsa. It is that his ea wind we ea the Wass sad lagalas Feasts; sad Oder. ...

... rid us of one old Whig when Lord Clarendon breathed his last, but Mr. Gladstone, by his ap- pointment of Lord Halifax to the office of Lord Privy Seal, has saddled us with another. The nomination of this worn-out, used-up, fifth-rate Whig hack, Lord Halifax ...

... yet £40 a week (or more than the whole local and imperial taxation contributed by many towns in England) is given to an old Whig placeman for doing nothing! The only office now vacant in the Administration is that of a Junior Lord of the Admiralty, consequent ...

... FAMILY MOURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. £.B.—Upoe all Ready Mary Treauctioes, or Accounts paid within the Month, of Twisty Whigs sad above, 91 cent, will be allowed. ...

... COMPANY'S EXTRACT at MRAT tlr. FIRST PRIZES at PARIS. HAVRE, sad AM. Ministry at Brelia.—Netioe Oim bweby. that ham bees with Whig's Wrest at (Limited), for the aqoply, as aa adds at el 10 .11th. Weeps et the Rae* Omilelheatiew. Otatiea.-oab wet wereewied ...

... at length been got to retire; but it yet remains to be proved what influence the dissatisfaction of his supporters with the Whig candidate will have upon the poll between him and Mr Sholto Hare, The great Liberal party seems to in even a worse case in ...

... discuss their scheme of operations. It was determined to form branches throughout the country, and in every ward in Birmingham. Whig candidates will be opposed at the next election, and Conservatives preferred. Test ballots will not be accepted. ...

... in out opinion the old fundamental difference between Whig and Tory, though inert at the present moment, may not improbably survive the difference between Liberal turd Conservative. No knowing Whig will allow himself, it can help it, to be taken back behind ...

... anticlpate Whigs & uss of the Radicals to sarv own urpores, Wik them they worked to cculjarly their own, snd all the recomponse made fc sri vVicegamounted wordeand a vory coldsh The Radicals bore this for a while, and then lost pa The Whigs, on th's, began ...

... memory of the existing generation, pretty nearly divided England between them, the Whigs and the Tories—what were they originally both of them but nicknames of contempt The Whig, as we are told, derived his title from a Celtic word, signifying sour milk ...

... not be forgotten, drove the Whigs gradually from the Council if they would not follow his dictum—a system which commenced at the time that Mr. Tillett, being the bead of some four or five partisans, turned against the Whigs, because they would not give ...

... members of the Whig party and explain personally his political views ; and Mr. Reeve said the Deputation requested Mr. Tillett might heard. Mr. Osborn Springfield said that an arrangement was entered into in November, 1868, that the Whig party should support ...