... Christopher Maynard, who 1M8.1668, «wi M 66, whig dotponOoa by Ur. F. renawrpd Ur. Hall, DAILY MER (BY TELEGRAPH.) POLITICAL AND PERSONAL, THE DISESTAB] QUESTION. meeting of the Executive Committee of the Liberation Society held in London yesterday, was ...

... Abotu, a Whig at Wklpa hir. both jraa WdOubMUhi ihife Bbmt, «1M pabll*- hoams ort Bur.d.r, no. .ill other hinder 0»»w Md.wxm. lo.Mpw. ■yjfgß being granted to the Irish When the Welsh Sunday Closing BUI hoe through Parliament, all the portions of Great ...

... DAILY MEBCI ii.-flK.wt ‘Whigs, sod rt& hot •* Jtngoea 1 f»liie (Utffmnta srhtsh hs snd Us h»»« fr*eljr |»«»»il8»t«d trlth r» U»*t U l-d. «ÜbW* l*tth tbem) Umk f»Ua •cooMtkms h»»e b«u r»-, tSLiisltosAdsgais. ur-tonly In h*?* •* S' fSomtfs th* ...

... lecture* member breach sound Whig rules regarding vintage, pork, the dressing rump -teak?, may say I have, of the club, tasted the pork, wine, and the beefsteaks, and found them better, view, than the political principles—sound Whig the modern style, a* Urey ...

... and the Tdegruph say •elected they will see, wa said it. The ight-rope dancer. The Glasstovb and nobody a respect it agrees Whig organ coming ml, the atom, r, Gladstone are pouring and Medea, and i in Mesopotamia, and in Pontius and Asia, are and Scotchmen ...

... Playfair. Sir H. Elliot. Cfcarlea Dilke Mr. Chamber* angry Whig declaiming, to-day, be gentlemen having office in the jive them place the dined with OarabetU. Yea,* uni the of Walee. Whig. ted to-night that Mr. Goecheo has retiion the Briliah embaaiy ...

... ■on*, Ac., Umb «rt«b VAN BOUTENB will 0000 teach lh* moat ritioua m I—to rip HAT pure COCOA something very different JL from whig thoy ere ujtt m coooo. NO refei-cooe ia nude here tbe great pnuso VAN BOUTON'S OOOOA ih« UmS•ad OtKar oonpctoat urthorlHet ...

... member*. Mr. Arch addreeeid th* meeting, enyiogthnt the Liberal party. In carrying future reform*, moat •bake off tbs miserable Whig*. NoXTHAnrroir,—The mederat* aection Northamrtoo Llbtrri* eontemplate inrlllog Lord Henley, who formerly repreaeoted th* borough ...

... FIBHERIEB. BILtaIKOSOAT* FISH, HOSMT.-Ibk, lid ssssffa.ssysißfsSiiar i ■— THE WEATHER. WEATHER FORECASTS. (n nusura.) The folio whig wen Imrd from Ui« Ulk«Of! bglerd OS«> 0. Boclasd, & ■) °?‘.B ,, ''' tek 1. SeotlMd, N. iwrtrrly to rontlwriF wind*. 3. ...

... possession of their homes. The motion was carried. Mr. Call an moved resolution that The Home Rolen should act IndepemlenUy of Whig and Tory; Mr. O'Connor Power. In seconding it, said that the Liberal members, having got through the Irish interest, then ...

... deformity. Mr. Disraeli educated his party means the Opposition, and Radical electors were now educating their leaders. If the few Whigs and Radicals who had proved traitors to the great Liberal cause only repented in sackcloth end ashes and came back humbly and ...

... admitted that the question of finance end figures the Whigs were not very strong. The Whigs knew that year after year, with bad harvest* and with the Corn Laws, deficit was Inevitable, and the Whigs went out of office. Sir Robert Peel came with a Urge ...