... the “Greville Memoirs, so that the lover of polemics will have a treat when the Quarterly appears. The two great Reviews, Whig and Tory, have been in danger of losing their reputation for slashing style of writing, but these and other papers will do ...

... remedy the evil. la my opinion the remedy is in getting « ratepayers’ association in every wan! the town, without reference 'Whig Tory, but simply to act upon the principle self-protection, far all rates arc concerned, as well as local rates, and placing ...

... Northern ere The balance of advantage is, on the side of the Conservatives to the extent of or tweaty now nanbers the Minis Whigs, Rome, @ nominal majority of 70. The seat at Wexford is ene now vacant. —. cultivation of opium in the past of the colony of ...

... . ‘ambric Handkerchiefs, at 4s Sc, Sb 16 3a, eat 2 Ta 9d per dozen, TARLATANS, toa be sold by the pleoe of 1 Bet atk ih of Whig ae White Silk Nets, and Nets, at half-price. GEORGE HENRY LEE anp co., ...

... peo the Whigs who carried the Reform Bi i's is and that tl into office, place, pension, power, and ¢ Whig leaders in office carried heads so high as to overlook the merits of the: coadjutors in the work of Reform | the charge that the old Whig families ...

... opponents of the present Ministry invite us to observe “‘the feclings which the adminis- tration of Irish affairs by the Whig Ministry”—the Whig Ministry, forsoooth !—‘‘has excited in the large and influential class of country gentle- men. English people—even ...

... head of political party. Tho clergy that bishop was pat over their head by the leader of the party for the time being, whether Whig or Tory. bishop would have far greater power and ne wore appointed the manner suggeated. Mr. Glazebrook seconded the proposition ...

... not remedy the eTil. In my opinion the remedy is getting ratepayers’ association every warn m the ioTrii, without reference Whig Tory, bat simply to act upon the principle self-protection, as far as all rates are concerned, as well local rates, and placing ...

... —The toast-“ The liberty of the press ;It like the air we breathe—if have it not we die,” is said to have been first given Whig dinner in London, the latter end the last century. The London Office the Daily Post at 145, Fleet-street, E.C., is connoctel ...

... rumoured that Mr. Gladstone has just cause to resent the conduct of one section of his followers. It is said that some of the old Whigs have expressed freely their opinions to the impolicy of the Vatican Decrees pamphlet; and one of them, at least, is credited ...

... one month ; buyers still and sollers $46 4d. The shi the game ments last week were 7,472 tons, azainst 6,042 tous year. la WHIG REORGANISATION. A LIKELY STORY! The Dundee Advertiser gives th from a well-informed correspondent - 0 following a Among the ...

... rapidly baying up e prices range from thirty no thirty-eight years’ purchase on the rental, “Ya some cases,” says the Northern Whig, “thirty-four yeare have been refused. No outsider has as yet been able to approach these prices.” ‘ALLEN IN —Dr. Fraser, Bishop ...