... absorbing interest of the Eastern Question. Lord Beaconsfield has described a Conservative Government as meaning Tory men and Whig measures'; and one, at least, of the most conspicuous of the Government failures of 1878 affords a striking illustration of ...

... in 8 few was tf dead in his chair. Among the peers who departed during thoyear may be mentioned Lord Kinnaird, ne a Scotch Whig, Lord Ravensworth, a highly re- speoted English Tory, Lord Bathurst, Lord Dysart,an ny eccentric who, having been disappointed ...

... appeared Westminster as Nestor of the Whigs. Sir William Hayter's claim to remembrance is, nevertheless, recognised by a generation which knew him not. He was one of the most admirable of Whips. In 1850, when the Whig Administration of Lord John Russell ...

... 0UU a year. Butalready A13,11:3 are levied in rates by the Cominieehmera accuribug to their published account for the year *Whig March 1.511, 1876. If, however, to this aumuut he added the &wood istynieuta utf of prim cipal borrowed fur drainage, hew pier ...

... influence upon the Irish Catholics. If they were in any degree capable of political gratitude they would have supported the Whig Government; but tw monsignores from Rome, and Grandis Epistola from the Vatican, array in hostility to men in the of Commons ...

... Queen of Spain, as well as our own profoundly lamented Princess Alice. In Earl Russell we have lost the most illustrious of Whig veteran; who thought not in the Cabinet, yet, as a member of Lord Grey's Government, was charged with the duty of introducing ...

... . ••• I • lee Medea IS,. lb.& the the Mar, • we ha Weal e• pr0d1 Mom madam. to I • t.b rare are de re ate UP Whig Ira amen might he Omit 4 Ail. al. M1.., War court bold Met hat hma 'idols day. •ad mtar el Aar re tireless-1r or re el ...

... Stomach. Loss of Appetite, and . Lowness of Spirits. steaming pow** Of Pills coos a wands& be ell mow of bib, Ms& papaw**. pain Whig eating and giddiown. tile complexion, and happen lito health. Tho Hotherb remake' bogy Maw of Chad/ dwell the I. ranorbg all ...

... is Ahmed by her peels. The Queen • l i rafillabd MR. the Gaud Duke of Hem, Aso suntaö to make Me isms gratitude for the had Whigs and dear children in their WAY ,and ida gratification at the appreekties allows bp P of England of the noble and qualitimolt ...

... 'broke of your cruel tongue has dewird My course. loved Jessie, farewell for ever! Ho seised her band, pressed the white Angers Whig lips, and went burriedle away. • Wait, Mr Bell—wait Henry! I did not mean MI she metaimed. But ir — Was too late. She saw ...

... very greedy little bird, and his confidence is equal to hie appetite. The repast will not long have begun ere this diminutive Whig„ in his buff and blue, will be men dropping down among the group. Fawn from the snow-capped old hedge at the bettoru of the ...

... the swinish figure springs. This is the story. In 1856 one of the Whig candidates at Atalaata was a batcher, and his address to the eleotore was called The batcher's ticket.” The Whigs accepted the title mnoh as les Quvxtm of the Netherlands did theirs ...