... and other writers of the same school have generally gone to Lougmans, just as Lord Beacoas- field has, though they own the Whig Edinburgh Review. Po' contra, the Liberal ?? has almost always had his works brought out by John Murray, though he publishes ...

... him l down. He had too mueh diffceulty to t l climb there. Climb there! Why, it has taken the whole Liberal party, with the Whig at their back and Lord Beaeensfield e l to help them, to violently drag the Con- l lservutives up to the point where this s ...

... cipate the time wben the Whigs will come over to them en masse. That is an event which is not at all likely to happen so long as the Marquis of Hartington and Lord Granville lead the Liberal party. Undoubtedly a few of the Whig Peers like the Duke of ...

... btt a very happy evening, jet of Drcx's NOTED of the Boots and Shoes; would Are the Cheapest!I ranke), And most Durable!I Whigs Ladies' Elastic Sides, be. Gd ST. Gent's Elastic Sides, 9s. OF Ho. 177, Firiergate, Preston. Cold B Sign of the Life Baoy, ...

... writer would be to hold his tongue until this political cyclone has passed; and this is the course taken by those leaders of the Whig party who have all our respect and confidence, and with whom we desire, in our own humbler Sphere, to act. Turning to the ...

... and his friends with regard to the Eastern crisi,.and the article was taken to show that the old Whigs disapprove of -the ex-Premier' policy. The old Whigs are, perhaps, less important to, the Liberal leaders than the Radili, but it would now seem as if ...

... an age, mbotf edutd at Trinity Collage, Cambridge; % entend Parliament within a year of each ir; and now thse two heirs of Whig earldoms bsye died within a year of each other. Both m bools; but ?? Amberley' History Df Reli-ions Belief was a work of ...

... synovia, great Irish lame. When knumbknkemlls was full of cattle, indinious Kelly delighted to go amongst them and play- seldom Whigs end Tories a' agree nt, and, To dance the Tnllechgoreum. ally re- Presently one cow would come to give him audience, and don ...

... lonest mcp, Allndin.- to the comming Tory knmonstration, he remarked that it was to the glory of the original Whig pafty, the great historic Whig party, the- consistency, - the love of freedom, above all things of the Protestant religion, cherished deep ...

... noble marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of subordination on Major O'Gor- man's part to the leader of the Whigs, he considers it just as well to advise the noble marquis to abstain in future from trespassing on the undoubted rights and ...

... is an impertinence that I deserves to be resented. Major O'Gorman is perfectly I right in reminding the noble leader of the Whig party a that to him the Home Rulers owe no allegiance, that f w ith his followers they have no solidarity, and that he a has ...

... THE REV. MR. TOOrP IN PPISOjT. Some ?? (thle ?? Tegr' est as to the treatment to whig ch Kiai. oth s entitled at Horseemunger Laue Gal.in'iebha isno confined. It has been believethther, entoe manl would receive the sarine atatmst e itert littended thle ...