... WHIG GOVERNMENT. THE TEUE UNVAENISHED BESUME OF PABLIA- MENTAEY WOEK IN SESSION 1871. As the strongest possible testimony to the unquestion- able efficiency of the present administration, I have to call attention to the following state of facts, undisputed ...

... W. Carter. Robert Whig, 10, and Edward Payne. 13, were summoned by Mr. John Arney, yeoman, of Forton, for damaging some rye. value Is, his property. It appeared that on the 17th instant complainant's brother, WUUam, saw the boy Whig in com- plainant's ...

... Byron he would alter, if he lived, his religious views, not by turning Methodist, but Catho- lic devotee. He thought him a Whig by accident, and a patrician by principle. Byron envied Scott's domestic felicity, and said he weuld give all fame, and the ...

... elsewhere, and looks iv vain for his free breakfast table; and there is, more- over, a change of feeling amongst not a few old Whigs. These things augur well for the Bacoess of an united and determined effort to return two Conservatives whenever the chance ...

... whole blunder to the constitution of the Cabinet, which, owing to the exclusive tastes of Mr. Gladstone, consisted chiefly of Whig marionettes. The Solicitob-Genebal for Ireland retorted with his usual flow of animal spirits. Shouts of laughter greeted ...

... activity will be successful remains to be seen. It is reported that Mr. Fairbairn, of Bram- bridge House, is to be the second Whig-Radical candi- date next election, and the presence recently of Ex- Judge Norton here has also given rise to a rumour that ...

... WINCHESTER CONSERVATIVE ASSO- CIATION. This political organisation which, at its foundation three years' back, was sneered at by our Whig-Eadical friends as evanescent in its character, and perfectly in- nocuous so far as they and Mr. John Bonham Carter were concerned ...

... time and attention, and exerted themselves as much as possible so as to be efficient in their duty, the government, let it be Whig or Tory, wonld do justice— ample justice— to the men who were ?? to make sacrifice? in such a good canse — the cause of the ...

... should agitate for the measure on behalf of the working classes. He feared that there was in Mr. Gladstone too much of the Whig: element, which must be driven out of him, and was exceedingly sorry that he had not made a stand on the 18th clause of the ...

... by their Totes. Unless the new IZ ?? B * ren e?tbens the extreme Liberals at the expense of tne Conservative- and of the Whigs, all parliamentary calculations will be disproved. _-_fo^T,rW HO /LJ!? t _l Yl^ ScH___._They, wbo ?? -velSr^^lw l^ Geman B ...

... their farms. The prices range from thirty to thirty-eight years' pur- chase on the rental. In some cases, says tte Northern Whig, thirty-four years has been refused. No ontside purchaser has as yet been able to approach these prices. The Stockwell Murder ...

... a^contest for one of the vacant seats in the South Ward if there had been strength enough to carry a new .aspirant of -fche Whig party against the coining man of the Nodehill party. Thb (Pending Chanceby Suit brought against thb Cobpobation op Newpobt ...