... mile oi Edinburgh toon, stirs Suther- land'st mind with thoughts of old days-good old 'days he fancies them no. ' Awa, Whigs, aWn, reminds him of 'college; aid tlie song-singing and squib-vwiting of the Rectorial elections. He has. an idea he can write ...

... rapidly on the increase, in Belfast, if we are to judge by the itassesous letters which have recently appeared in the Northers Whig relative to the matter. - Whether this of swindling has been adopted in Dublin and mime cities and town throughout Ireland ...

... of the Teon is its cliemiesl action an the hiood. whiio T the quantity atl flnd .., art fed us com. w hy iner ar matter un whig np ria e dus propor T ha- just half ne e to and I honsh Capa To-r a ¢ family for biting cold, Hode of roinsg and fuat we passod ...

... which Macaalay most bitterly—too bitterly to serve any good purpose —and vehemently attacked in the columns of the exceesmly Whig-spirited Mdinburgh Latterly, m miny will be able remember* paid Macaalay beck in hie own coin by attacking hia lamoas hiatory ...

... cases it was not the Government but the official Opposition which suffered the substitution of a Parnellite for old Irish Whig the species which is now becoming gradually as extinct as the dodo. Sheffield, of course, is treated as a crushing defeat, ...

... J. Anderson andC. W. Fouley, half-back 3; H. 0. Whitfeld and E. D. AndersoD, left wing; C. M. Smith and C. J. Clerke, right whig; R. H. Macauley and P. C. Novelli, centre; umpire, Mr. Svan. Darwen: E. Suter, goal; F. Suter and W. Brindla, backs; W. H. ...

... while keeps at Owe keether than would allow prat an dipint. Brim we tempressy hiedinde.—Philaddphis The num An at manlamika an Whig told to tho et the Good flemadlsm Nom did • *Mob sma Irma Jemmies haiodebe, and fell ahem stopped. said examiner. And ...

... afterward* followed Peal, when the inevitable divergence look place. The former began the transition joining coalition Government Whigs and Canningites. the latter did bjr entering coalition Owrarnmewt Liberals ami Peeliles. Both remained for noma lima loosely ...

... Colston School. Mr. Gwxwoon replied that they spout two hours a week, and hitherto they had not had a text book. all the toads*, Whig given from the black board, so that Weems his visits the boys saw nothing of it. TM Ads of the school learned, and four or ...

... for brush of promise of (1) ye sum of £lO for board and ledeng supplied by the panzer to the defender, and (8) the taro of Whig, alleged, the amount depodted by the pursuer with the defender on Dec Nth, 1871, for safe keeping; gads, la that the defence ...

... fence in the thru*to exchanged over famous Yorkshire election. Tossing and goring were to the humour of botu sides. As the Whigs had dubbed Pitt the B >y, Lord Milton was laughed the Yorkshire Tone* as Bab? Wentworth flinging back at Hare-, wood rolley ...

... Gladstone's pilgrimage in Midlothian, the most important passage of which is the following :— We cannot believe that the old Whig party in England have viewed these remarkable utterances with any sympathy or favour, whatever may be the enthusiasm of applause ...