... ex'nlaiue' that. the quiestion of r strike teas not wet ,'before ths'u. The folicein ' resolrtionn proposedI hr Mr NVi rihus Whig~hain %ts- iunouI- attpted frst tub eecing deeply re'revs the1 -etej the rioasters propose to take is ?? our I ags vsn thre ...

... on which lie stood, and I amin sure of this Ft tlat ble wais very nauc respected by all parties in Aber- tihe 'leelt-hotl, whig aid Tory. (Applaise.) lla Ir Thormson, Ti-eartrer of tho Trades' Widovs' Fand , Itttisequently stated thlat only two widom ...

... amaog the cattle a day or two le before, we both remarked upori the healthy tp.gi pearance of the cattle. I did not hear a Whig rer of disease of any kiad from himor a nyonetry, je and Mr Thornton's tmstirmn t in tre instance he of quotes oseems to show ...

... doubtful that the subscription list which has just been opened will soon be filled with the names the admirers the Government Whig writer. Each ' contribution is limited to one guinea. The Vicar of Woking state* that a cremation furnace baa been started ...

... thanks and confidence. seconding the motion, Dr Story, looking at the Eastern Question from what he called the point of view a Whig of the old school, said he could not see that any alternative policy that had been suggested was better than the policy the ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE BIOGRAPH. Th« ATsrttsra Whig ha* beea informed th* bat authority tbat Gladstone'* answer, to oar tain quatioas pnbtob*d iu were not given for publication, but aada te p*r*o» who wa* by Gtedston* b* engaged serious study; and that ...

... sparse attendance, if not the absolute absence, all those names most identified with Radical opinions in the liberal The _ Whig Moderate Liberal elementa unite dominated in the they did in trie speeches, and amongst the tter, that rorster, who had been ...

... world, overwhelming throne* and (weeping away dynasties, wa* declared by men, like Mr Wbeelhouse, be upon us. (Laughter.) The Whig leaders were declared to have lost their heads, and tbe Whir party to have abandoned iu principle*. All that turgid oratory ...

... to the measure, in one of ; which there was a denunciation of 44 Sullivan and Meldon place-hunting lawyers the watch for ! Whig office by degrading the people !*' (Laughter.) ! Sir JOSEPH M 4 KENNA—WiII the hon. and learned gentleman mention who it was ...

... the Liberal party will Mr Gladston —(hisses) —and not Lord Hartington and Gladstone, need hardly does not lean upon the old Whigs for his support, but always upon gentlemen, like Mr Fawcett and Chamberlain I —(hisses) —who, with great ability, and with ...

... THE ZULU WAR. RUMOURED CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. E R S FRO M CETEW A Y O. St WHIG ATE NEAR ULUNDI. London correspondent says:—The Gorrrmnent have received advices from the Cape . ti.« effect that Sir Garnet is of ni,.n that the situation now very favouribla ...

... place in the evening, under the presidency Mr O'Shaughnesay. resolution | proposed by Mr Biggar, to the effect that neither Whig nor Tory favoured the demand for self-goveranient, the votes Irishmen in Great Britain should be given only to candidates prepared ...