... tion, that difficulty might arise. At present the Whigs stand next to the Conservatives in point of numeri- cal strength, though a conjunction of Radicals and Home-rulers might possibly equal the Whig array. The says it is not surprising if Lord Granvillle’s ...

... sad, affair, that the support of the great Whig families be withdrawn from Mr Gladstone, and no house is so historically Whig as that of the Landsdownes. But all that need be said on that head is that the Whig houses had better take care lest they range ...

... undoubtedly very great over both the Whig and Radical sections of his sup- porters, but unless that influence is exercised both immediately and vigorously, the Compensation for Bill will lead to a secession of Whig Peers from the party. I was in hopes ...

... might resume his Parliamentary duties has excited a good deal of comment and speculation. I hear on all sides that the old Whigs are very angry with it and with him ; but I have not met with one of that much-maligned class who has given vent to his displeasure ...

... son of the 6th Earl of Galloway, contested Kirkcudbrightshire on the Tory side against Mr Patrick Heron of Heron, a zealons Whig, and a itleman. Mr only son popular — and he was succeeded in his ter, Mary Patricia Heron. This lady married late Sir John ...

... did therefore much more harm than benefit to their cause. The caucus was too narrow and exclusive; it was too Radical for the Whig section ; and we question if it enjoyed the full confidence of all such Liberals as look up to Lord Hartington as their exponent ...

... present to do with Queen Anne. We live in the reign of Queen Vivtoria, (Cheers. ) Mr M‘Robert : Was it the Conservatives or the Whigs who invaded the freedom of the church in 1842? (Laughter and cheers.) vasion. Me Murray Stewart : I never heard of that in- ...

... & proviso on which a large head of a motion were that the compulsory clause necessary. the main Bill would be defeated. The Whig meet, ‘er Roxburghshire need not face the farmera of county again i he with pis ons CATTLE MARKET, Juse 19. There was about ...

... less of an after-dinnery piece of political chit-chat than usual; and the peroration (sneered at by the Premier as “ platn Whig principles”) while hitting off very cleverly the /mperium et libertas nonsense, was a very clear and condensed exposition of ...

... toil., cow leo Mil Yet Olt suffering any decided foram nt disease, nothing le Wee better. **doe sad Iron Is to be depended Whig Oren* and energy to all who are weak and wawa S. venting lone Pilaus, accelerating It Is a salutary compoood which be bated ...

... wife ‘On the 20th instant, st St Cathbert Street, Kirkcudbright, On the 20th Upper Belfast, the wife of James Drynan, thers Whig, ofa of David ‘On the 18th instant, at Castle Street, Lochmaben, the wife of a daughter. Qn the 17th Cottages, the wile of ...

... antici evidence before Commission. In north they will certainly do sioners some remarka so, and the Northern Whig tion concerni the commis- The Whig is responsible for imposed ment :—‘* W e have received on authority the account of a lease which required ...