... {From the Whig of Monday.) The riots which commenced in this town Thurs. day evening were continued throughout Saturday and Sunday upon a scale altogether unparalleled since the great riots 1«j64. Indeed, the condition of the disturbed districts has never ...

... A WHIG VIEW OF THE BALLOT. We all know what Lord Palmerston thouzlit of the ballot, and how Mr Gladstone agreed with him —till he changed his mind. Lord Palmerston, if not positively the last of the Whigs, was the last who exercised any influence over ...

... *pint of tbe pmts. WHOLESALE WHIG J MERV. (Fr the (fart New fr. ) A peep at the annuity and pension list, made up from the finance accounts of 1870.71, and the Civil Service estimates for the present year, reveals some curious particulars of especial ...

... asked, seeing that be is not a member of the House. The noble Lord, though halfbrother of • great Whig Duke, and standing in a similar relation to a great Whig statesman and an ex-Premier, fills the very subordinate office of mace-bearer to the Speaker, whenever ...

... REPRESENTA- TION OF EDINBUROH; ANOTHER WHIG JOB. The following letter is sent to the Daily Review by two members of the Advanced Radical Section : We claim the publicity of your columns for the exposure of a Whig intrigue on a scale rather larger than ...

... asked, seeing that her mod a ',timber of the Horne. The noble Lord, though halfbrothee of a great Whig hake, and standing in a similar relation to a great Whig statesman and an ex-Premier, tills the very niter of euace•bnarer t • the Spe.ler, wheitever the ...

... Sir James Ramsay, it was a matter of indifference to 1113 whether the Aberdeen Radical merchant or the politically colourless Whig nominte represented them in Par. liameut. ...

... direction had the Whigs no other course to follow than that they ale following. They have only to withdraw their allegiance from Ministers to have all these threatened democratic measures made but bootless threats. We have alway argued that the Whig houses arc ...

... They know, Sir John Lubbock's attempt to p,ve the Gods, that it too well molehen the Plutocratic liberalism of the present Whig platform. Coder the mechanical habit of tentertainitig the Government Lobby. the Scotch Liberals have tamely witnessed and ...

... recognises high qualifications rather than party obligations and party services. With Sir William will be associated gentleman of Whig politics, whose name has not yet transpired. As to the paid officials, I have the very highest authority for assuring you that ...

... delivered a mune el lesteme es Canada, the Unit= • appreciative &salsas@ Saul here, Silt the of Mesd•y lest Th e lectured, Whig' red isetreetivo. were •=1 hessian! dissolving Willi,. of the Rey. Dr Williaaros, WI the Sabbath mood were sterilised with ...

... abstained from the affair, the Brechin Castle influence was cast off with the result that an extreme Radical occupies the Whig seat and derides the Tories. Mr Barclay's supporters have had their sentimental revenge on the Constitution by sending to ...