... chief causes of the present crisis. Their friends believe that a deadset has ment of both. If in the been made by the old Whigs against the advance- come their claims are nm ot full changes which must soon serious split is inevitable. The qaidnuncs who ...

... refuses te accept his resignation, solely because he shrinks from the 5 i of appointing another First Lord. Mr Glyn and his Whig allies will not hear of Mr Stansfeld, and are urgent for Lord Halifax, Mr Gladstone has sense enough to see that Lord Halifax ...

... champions of j{Patronage, and who—by their peculiar management both of the Non-Intrusion party, and of our leading states- men—Whig and Tory alike—were largely respon- sible for the Disruption catastrophe, have some- how become the most resolute enemiz3 of ...

... Gladstone refuses to Ler,” who says :—Mr Cbi uccept bis resi; ry ap because he shrinks from the responsibility of | Glyn and his Whig lies wi another not hear of Stansfeld, and are urgent for Lord Halifax. Mr G sense enough to see Lord Halifax will not be quite ...

... At the conclusion, the minority drew up and lodged a protest against the action of the majority, giving reasons.— Northern Whig. Velveteen is favour ; brown and olive-green are the favourite ot The panier has gone entirely out ; few dresses have been ...

... alive. The present arrangement found to answer the markets quite as well the former, and the transit is more expeditious.— Whig. A Sure Test Lovt- It is a sure test of love when a woman tells a man who is smoking in her presence, that she “adores tobacco ...

... the Admiralty since the time of Samuel done that he should incur the slight of can have by one of the worst First Lords that Whig rule has im- upon us. It was Wood the most reckless went on. Men- wer built, raséed, and face of the earth. to a clique of ...

... WHIG STREET. BLANC MANGE, to. Brown * Polson’b CORN FLOUR WSI ba kaad UNIFORMLY iUPNEXOR. f,, ftaafcfart and lusher, and (or Children'i Dirt. reqairaa acl« JJOBIN ft JJOUSTON’B with the Orroleet Cere bom the FIXKST MATERIALS. Ther the licet rtupcrtlce ...

... house in Eno inkl xt} nage my rath of Enniskillen allowed her two shillings weekly and a free ing the last few years.—Northern Whig. prudent pev; le here, both German and French (says the s correspondent at Versailles), the entry of the Emyeror into Paris ...

... years old, who has eg a years, died rather The Earl of suddenly in her house in Enniskillen allowed her two lew years.—Northern Whig. weekly and a free here, both € By prudent and French (sayz the looked forward to with much tt at Versailles), the entry of ...

... be oO this understanding ons d Macduff will become a candidate on xist, for it is semi announced that Lor what may be called Whig principles, which is family have now held for some generations. The Liberal Com- wittee, we hear, are likely to issue an address ...

... which was beginning, and a check to his ambition. it afterwards fulfilled as at that day was by no contemporaries, even of the Whig party. Thom. means popular with h ron said so to us in strong terms. He was thought clever, of course, but imperious, fierce ...