... pala for as *Avertiemena. J. W., Wigan.-Yes. W. H. W.-By summons before justlces. F. J.-About ISO miles. Quiz.-He stood as a Whig, but was rejected. Juxeo.-For any sum, and any solicitor can accommodate you. FUSRNITrnE.-Yes, he can distrain unless some ...

... (hear. Iiedi). What hope hate We atnless the Irish- people tell their.nmembers to- r-eima as oposed to~and -asa independent ~of Whig'a ofe Td. y (hear, 'hear), to carry such a measure f,- In 21870; when Mr. Glad-' stond in troduced. ?? Bill, I wrote a letter ...

... less bright. Unhappily for England, no such signs are visible in any quarter. They cannot be discerned either among the pure Whigs at Wakefield or the Radicals at Birmingham; yet it is certain that, until questions deeply affecting not merely the future ...

... as to the question of finance and figures the Whigs were not very strong. Well, the Whigs had known that, year after year, with bad harvests, and with the Corn Laws, a deficit was inevitable, and the Whigs went out of office. Sir Robert Peel came in with ...

... supposing that people were wondering hiar he (Sir William) got there. Perhaps they did not know that he swas one of those Whigs who passed a servile and abject life under the tyrmany of Mr. Cbtamberlain, the dragon of Birmingham, with whose name Tory ...

... They have lived for a week on the hopes Olageya,dered by the carious article in the Edinburgh, Which sets forth that the Whigs, who are ready to nothing, and are proud of their masterly in- activity, mmt be masters of the Liberal fortunes, H the Liberal ...

... seen, or at leait those of Saul It h tts who are old enough to remember, former Liberal To-da3 is Governments, may have seen a Whig Govern- Mauve meant kept in .power .by the Radical bdrs, I 3e' vote, yet earef ailly, avoiding the .carrying Winn, Adout, of ...

... peasantry of the West, was carried. Mr. Callan moved resolution setting forth that the Home Rule party should act independently of Whig and Tory. Mr. O'Counor seconded the motion, which was adopted. The School Board for London, at their weekly meeting yesterday ...

... pledging themselves to hold aloof from and be independent of all party combinations of Whig and Tory alike. They may be assured that all party combinations, Whig and Tory alike, will hold equally aloof from them, when they so much as appear to countenance ...

... Birmingham, where the Whigs and the Radicals had for the time agreed to a union, the result of which might have a very different ending from that which was in- tended, At Birmingham they had found the re- presentative of the Whig official school fraternis- ...

... a sion of their homes. The motion was carried. LPMr Callan movedda resolution that the Home ?? should act independently of Whig and .aTory1 and.Mr O'Conbor Power, seconding it, I aid that the Liberal members who had got seats dathrough Irish interest ...

... their homes. The motion was carried. Mr anoti Lhe Callan moved a resolution that Home Rulers should me act independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr Ot fly O'Connor Power, in seconding it, said the Liberal urs members having got seats through Irish interest ...