... enough to communicate with the mMgned without delay. By order of the Committee of Management. WALTER W. JONES, Secretary. The Whigs Bank, Reroutes-buildings, Lambeth, RE., London, April Seth, 1973. THE& CIVIL SERVICE REVIEW Will be published ON SATURDAY. ...

... Liebig's Extract of Meat Company (Limited) that the guarantee certificate of genuineness of quality, signed hitherto by Baron Whig and Professor Max von Peden. koter, will in I attire be signed by Professor Max von Pettenkofer, the eminent chymist and colleague ...

... O'Keeffe's ecclesiastical superiors, in obedience to the decrees of the Vatican Council, and trusting to the connivance of Whig policy at Dublin Castle, have demanded of the parish priest of Callan and of the National Board of Education. The parish priest ...

... has borne other fruit than its promoters intended. It has dissatisfied the extreme men below the gangway, it has alarmed the Whigs, and it has opened the eyes of the more Liberal Conservatives. The result is a considerable reccuiting of the constitutional ...

... Act of 1867 has diversified the constituencies by introducing varieties of opinion and feeling not bound under subjection to Whig traditions. Even the election of 1868, though completed under the influence of the traditionary r6ssitne of the ten-pounders ...

... the maner rest a few days, at least, until the late earl is bur;ed. The Tunes should remember something is (tap even to a Whig house with a family borough. Perhaps the Tim,a may learn that the elec. fors of Richmond intend to break the spell of that ...

... death, Le was summoned to the House of Lords. Lord Zetland's party in politics was principally confined to a steady support of Whig principles, and, as the Times remarks, since his accession to the House of Lords his influence at Richmond has been frequently ...

... at the general election was one of the earliest tokens of the turn in the tide which was to rescue the constituencies from Whig• Radical traditions. His courageous venture was rewarded with the success it deserved. Middlesex has bad no cause to regret ...

... country they were most ill-constituted. Their policy seems always to have been tee result of a hopeless attempt to re:smells old Whigs and young Itadicals—to absolve toe conscience of el r. Lowe end at the same ti.ilo to carry out the principles of Mr. Bright ...

... but that which may be agreeable to lime Rulers or to the Roman Catholic hierarchy. In his bard hitting all mound this veteran Whig seceder was more than once beating the air, and in his anxiety to please nobody too much, he only succeeded in making everybody ...

... on that, as on some tew other points ; but Lord Grey remains true to his old Whig creed of concurrent endowment out of the spoils of the Irish Church, and to the old Whig doctrine of governing Ireland through the priests. He insists that the question ...

... expectation of being able to announce a good Tory candidate who would rescue that pocket and family borough from the grasp of its Whig patron, but our waiting has been to no purpose. Surely the timid and hesitating counsels that would prevent an appeal to the ...