... preparation is sold by all Chemists and Perfumers. a Price dv. Depot: 114 and 116, Soathampton-row, London B -[Advt. i tl . ro th WHIG-AND RADICAL. l From the retirement of Lord Althorpe, remarks the . tanqard, to the retiremeult of bfr. Gliadstone,, th~a t ...

... him. THc himself regarded. as singularly undesiralile the tallced-of alliance between. thle moderate Conservatives and. 115 Whigs, but wats jest as farl from sharing the views of some of the advanced Liberals, who would 1invent headlong cries and precipitate ...

... because much has been said of Inte about the dissatisfaction that is supposed to prevail limolng the Radicals at finding a Whig leadership in both houses, and because the one idea meli have ?? rileil like corks upon the troubled Liberal wvaters. in ...

... (lay, ?? Sli1 brne Louse, wsiichi lie bought fronm snottier Prfime iet at M ?? Bote-sacs thle ihoai-quartolrs of She thisat Whigs, j net as Dlevonshire House beesese a' little flten, It be and, though. Lord E. Fitzonsurii-e cannot hope Or NY Is to curt ...

... 1o the high road any fool could tcll ie where it is. A Mitas ?? ON VATTnTIMn's DAY.-JSuhy (mrornirg of 14th): Mercy on us-a Whig lord!! Lord Hartington : Yee, lovely Iady; but we have always thought the Church rather better than dissent, and aserul at ...

... the confidence of all who had a new theory to ventilate, Inll swas reedy to give advice A upon any subject tallooed slike by Whig, Tory, and Sw respectability. I shall never forget my ?? into tl this isner arcanai of the Blaclkburn philsopher's sehool, ...

... of a Conservative eampagnc, sieo Thi ahave sold one and the same items of political news to the down Rads of Blackburn, the Whigs of Preston, and the Con- place sorvativeos of Bolton. Tlhese are the sworn chempions of galler v hiybotur, amid the only friends ...

... took sach a deep interest. Prior to the year 18,l5 the great political parties of the United States were thc Denineorat tnd Whig parties. There wras a vast i deal of men in both parties that attributed the druimien- Ilncsg to thn foreign population of ...

... te itself that the Belgian question-so far as the question is an international one-was dend and buried, thq Nestor of the Whigs must needs make still *iother atttcnptto recall it to life. Let us hope that the quietus administered by Lord Derby will have ...

... alleged. For his part he should be r glad to see a Royal Commission sppointed, because it b would expose the practices of both Whig and Tory, but no itoh intimationhad been announced by the Attorney. a General, and there ehould be no unnecessary delay in ...

... three Oppositions to contend against, while its predecessor had but one. The late Ministry and its followers are described as Whigs; but apart from them are the Radicals and the Home Rulers; and the diverse action of these three paities accounts, in Mr. ...

... neighbour- wier lug town that thoroughly leads theConservatives, in another ther town a paper can be published to lead the Whigs, while wthe in a third town an organ can be made to curry favour wt with Conservatives and ultra Radicals alike ; while of ...