... DISHING THE WHIGS. As a rule we do not like practices savouring of smartness, but there are cases which not only justify, but even demand a course of action which under ordinary circumstances would have to be deprecated. Such a proceeding was the appointment ...

... Good &Whig. Pot Hones OM{ Care:age*. READING PARTIES ACCOMODATED Board mad Roideace, per week Les than • week, r' dey 2 10 0 0 7 6 of age,.half•price. DAILY TARIFF. Plain Tee BREAKFASTS AND TEAS. with cow Pei: NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD, CARNARVON, AUGUST ...

... LLANGYBI. A SUNDAY GAI Whig. Monday the members of Llitudi:eivi, Llsnlair sad Llangybi Sunday schools met at church fat the purpose of being rixeserned in the progress they had made with the scripture. The I.laniidewi recited from the tat ('orinthians ...

... St. MICHAEL'S CHURCH. sults of the unholy alliance between Whigs Liberals, Dilkites, heretics, and infidels— , the Laboucheres and the Bradlaughs of this precious new Parliament which is so soon to assemble. Speaking at Darwen a fow days ago, Lord I ...

... the incoming Cabinet would have much encouragement in the fact that for a long series of years successive Ministries, whether Whig or Tory, lave been happy in their selection of the ttueen'e representatives, each in turn distinguished by rank and personal ...

... distinctionand explanation. Lord Bseronstield knows that qnite well, and iii. the semt of his gnomes. lie feels confident that the Whigs will entangle themselves In • maze of ation and comments. His letter to the Doke of Marlborough will survive as an securation ...

... then, you romsetic torrent 1' re sears. shall we see its like again ! CONTENTED WHIG. The may totter fa the sky, The sin ii sure moon-iidej g. The j.iil 11l lire die a Whig. Papers seay inn, and trroar stale, At melt of I Lawn, The crops may fail, the ...

... then the nave. This is the way that Wells was built, anal Mr. Parker says that it was the old Christian custom. Stung by the Whig victory on the Eviction Bill, mid exasperated by the re-appesranee of b4.h obstruction, the Gladsterdau members of the Liberal ...

... collectors were accompanied by • voter:pm promerces and • drum-ard.fife band,_wlth • trophy of footballs inscribed, Kick away, Whig and Tory; wind and water's Dorking's glory, • legend which I. supposed lobes: reference to a desire for rough weptber an • ...

... inhabitants, promoting their federation and emancipation from Turks, Russians, and Austrians alike. For, though the Em.,Aish Whigs think Turkish supremacy no longer rultsible, England's commercial and material inkreetio do not permit .4 Itu..siati supremacy ...

... of things) a small Whig amnion. The Land Bill will pass the Commons, but will palm it by narrow majoritics—narm. that is, foe so large a party as the Liberal party. The peers will take note of the Irish dissatisfaction and of the Whig secession. Lord B ...

... His duty has been Just the counterpart of what would have been the duty of Lord Harlington. He Is Isiund to reassure the Whigs. Hence it Is that he has been to call to his council men who will cause anxiety to none. If be is revolutionary himself, as ...