... were the four* beantiful daughters of the Duke of Marlborough, Ladv Godolphin, Lady Sunderland, generally called the I ittlc Whig, the pride of that party, Lady Bridgewater and Muiitheimer; Swifts friends, Mrs Lone 'ami-Mrs Barttm, the niece Sir Isaac ...

... rejection is an old Whig, the Marquis of Dalhousie, who, as Lord Panmure, was War Minister under Lord Palmerston during the Crimean war, aud who may, therefore, be assumed to know something of military organisation, but who, like most old Whigs, was rather addicted ...

... comprised such ni.nn here of former Liberal Administrations ir ,j Dalhousic, Lord Grey, and the Marquess Ola?,, ricarde—such stanch Whig ]>ccrs ,13 Lords Overatonc and Lord Romilly. The Karl Strafford, whose eldest son was recently appoints) Mr Gladstone Unde ...

... which laid it, and prevented it riponing, that a great deal had be pulled before it was ripe to save it from rotting. Northern Whig. IRON. GLASGOW, MONDAY.— Business was done at 609. and 60s. cash, closing nominally at the latter figure. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS ...

... The rev. gentleman declared b's preference for Conservative statesmen, observing that they could expect nothing from the Whigs, but that the Conservatives approached more nearly to the Catholic Church, the most Conservative in Europe.—Mr COG seconded ...

... employers, and when they can exercise their right without pecuniary loss. The amendment was rejected by a large majority, Whigs and Tories ln this Instance marching into the same lobby. The hours of voting will therefore be the same as now. The only ...

... the. Land Bill gave no sufficient protection to the tenants. One speaker said much preferred Conservative* statesmen to the Whigs. Mr Martin, M.P., made strong speech in favour of home rule, and Mr Smyth, M.P., suggested that 20,(XX) persons should assemble ...

... means of conciliation. Let create equilibrium in the Government by giving to the Republic two leaders—one at the head of the Whig party and the other the Tory pary—'Thiers ana Gambetta, and thenceforth there will be no longer room for monarchical conspiracies ...

... House of Commons are gradings themselves for the contest, endare looking anxioiesly around for leaders. Sir George Grey, a Whig statesman, who is justly regarded as one of the goeatest living authorities on army purchease, has given notice of aquestion ...

... and wondering. was received with acclamations, and her claim unanimously allowed, her health was drunk up-standing by all the Whig gentlemen, and her name duly engraved with diamond upon a drinking glass. She was then passed round, like bouquet, from the ...

... passage through, and yet does not interfere with the trade along the borders, which to useful for ooatermonger'a cart tor the Whig duke's earring*. Whatever good argument* there may for toe tramway most apply with Untold force favour asphalte ; and it to ...

... were cut down series of miserable expedients like those which oppress the stocking-makers of Nottingham and other towns, the Whig factory would long ago have denounced the practice, and have shown their anxiety for remedy by pushing forward a bill of ...