... UNFAIR WHIG IN To T'T- 1-’ iblic -'gi' that such . irjv. Buildings, diould If it is *o i soiao of its Yours truly, Sir,—l notice 1 last night’s issue, direct »rs the ] regard the mus As secretary of that the considered by th meeting since, ami have been ...

... so as to render liable to punishment disturbers of the peace of neighbouring states. THE WHIGS. The Standard says Earl Grey’s motion on Natal shews that the Whigs aro as factious and ready to advocate in opposition what tboy repudiate in power they were ...

... There is at any rate for the present an end to all this, and the Marquis of Hartington has now thrown over the trammels of the Whig party and joined the ranks of Radicalism. That many on the outskirts of the Liberal party are deserting their colours, temporary ...

... The Sci endeavours to appreciate the effect of the circular foreign nations, and thus writes of England: —Does this unhappy Whig Cabinet, which thought it could assure the peace of the world and the prosperity of commerce by leaving as be destroyed Prussia ...

... remarkable essay, by Professor Seely, on History and Politics) tells us of the inversion, as it were, of the policies of the Whig and Tory party since the days of the early Hanoverian Kings : the other is a very able article on Russian Dissenters by a ...

... experience of all parties for a period of something like forty years; for, although tho Act was brought what was then called a Whig Government, and was opposed by the Opposition at that time on the that it was an Act of pains and penalties ;igainst the working ...

... Electoral Reform Association, and the Labour Representation League. ( Telegram.) Lord Hartington, says the Times, may persuade tho Whigs and Constitutionalists still to call themselves Liberals. If Mr. Foster assumes the load, men, with social rank and property ...

... experience of all parties for period of something like forty years; for, although the Act was brought in what was then called a Whig Government, and was opposed by the Opposition at that time on the ground that it was an Act of pains and penalties against ...

... governing a town.’ Tins is complete violation of our municipal statute laws. There are no qualifications laid down as to Tory, Whig, Conservative, Liberal, Radical, or any other of the political coteries that have been prevalent at times during the last fifty ...

... country £ 10,000.000 taxation period the Whigs got rid of £3,000,000. The Tories, tea years, swept away £ i 7,000,000 of national debt: Rugs nothing at all. ( Laughter.) Tories ’.ecu the interest £3,000,000 ; the Whigs increased it bout £1,000,000. lam not ...

... further W, v Property, and to relievo trustees,” HEREBY GIVEN that persons having claimsordomandiagainat thoestate of JOHN WHIG HT, late of 23, Regent-terrace, Penzance, the county of Cornwall, gentleman, deceased, who died on tho eighteenth day of robruary ...

... Tories who are so nearly extinct. He has always been, to say the least, quite as Liberal in his opinions as an old-fashioned Whig, and not a few points moreover, as advanced as the average Radical- For example, it is perfectly well understood that his opinions ...