... Paris correspondents says that a placard, extensively posted, exhorted the citizens to vote for M. Gambetta as head of the Whig party, who, conjointly with M. Thiess, the head of the Tery par t y , can save the Republic from Royalist conspirators. The ...

... REPUBLIC. M. GAMBETTA'S CANDIDATURE A placard, extensively posted, exhorted the citizens to vote for M. Gambetta as head of the Whig party, who, conjointly with M. Thier, the head of the Tory party, can save the Republic from Royalist con. piratore. The ...

... opposition. expected to oppose, but, instead, eupported the Govern- ment On the other hand, Earls Dalhousie snd Grey, two old Whig peers, pronounced against the measure. The Duke of Cambridge will speak first to-morrow, and his example will influence many ...

... HONESTY-THE MIGHT OF HIGHT-TEIM EXPEDIENCY OF PHINCIPLZ. FIRST FRUITS OF THE LORDS' REJECTION OF THE ARMY BILL. THE Tory and Whig Lords had their way on Monday night. They are powerful in their own House. and they make the mistake of supposing that they ...

... KING STREET, RIIDDIRSPIRLD. ZOTABLIIIIIID AT irOLLT HALL DM APARTRIDGE, Importer of and Dealer it . Wines sad Also Retailer& Whigs, Spirits, nabbed Ale, Porter, Missal Waters, Cordial., cigars, All selected from the best makers, and sold at the lowest ps ...

... necessary to succeed it is clearly that upon which M. Gambetta had decided when toe famous placard recommending him leader toe Whigs wae posted upon toe walls of Pads, and this would for many reasons be the one most to Constitutionalists. They desire to see ...

... 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 ...

... indicated by their votes. Unless the new system strengthens the extreme Liberals at the expense of the Conservatives and of the Whigs all Parliamentary will be disproved. It was on the same well-founu&l assumption that i»ome members denounced the electoral ...

... 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 ...

... about the triumph of home rule at ths next general election in Ireland is regarded aa an an- nouncement on the part of the Whig section of tbe Government that when the ballot is passed they will have got to the end of their tether ; but it were idle to ...

... 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 ...