... party, and made up their minds the Irish question. The Dissentient Liberals arc almost entirely confined now to few of the old Whigs; the rank and file remain staunch the party. Hope is high in the hearts of the Liberals. The only danger is over-confidence ...

... Burrell and W. Cooper Butt’s Boat-yard. Cambridge. mo let Two FURNISHED BOOMS, suitable T to one two gcntlemen.-Apply. Mrs. Whig ax, Farmadine Grove, Saffron Walaen. MR. FARNHAM, SURGEOK DENTIST. 20, TnT.r.B ROAD, CAMBBIPQE ARTIFICIAL TEETH from 2s. 6d ...

... magazine. Mr. George Russell, everyone knows, is nephew of the Duke of Bedford, and by inheritance and heredity he ought to be a Whig ; but in fact he is Radical—which when the Duke discovered from the jiages of magazine, wrote to hisnephew as follows My dear ...

... (half-baeks), E. 31. Butler (Grant*), and E. A. Poole (Grant*) 'left wing), E. Monel iSwiftsi and W. J. Lias (Or*ut*) (right whig), C. E. Hammond (Newmarket) (centre) (forwards). ...

... r, goal; C. Kadwell and Carter, backs ; G. Kodwell, Scott, and radine, half-backs; C. G. Tebbutt, centre; and Smith, right whig ; Gilts aud Kohorts, left wing. IIcKAWAY.— On Saturday afternoon a horse and trap, belonging to Mr. C. Thackray, was left standing ...

... whoso wit and brilliance conversation were only equalled by her generous hospitality. She was the last of those illu.-drous Whig ladies who were proudly Liberal without being Radical, and who had nosympathywith the doctrine ofdcrnagognism, the eqmlsation ...

... near Richmond, and the other at Uploatham, near Saltburn—and Scotch scat at Kcers House, Stirling. politics he followed the Whig principles of his family, and in 1383 Mr. (rhulstonc made him a Lord-in-Waiting, position he resigned owing to differing with ...

... the principles of our faith as Liberals instilled into them, as it is only from an opposite that we can draw a comparison, Whigs Tories, Liberals or Conservatives. Now is the time for voters to be proud of their position and I hope they will act freely ...

... Covenanters by troopers who were directed to their hiding-places by its cries of alnrm. The sad wailing cry of the curlew while the whig in the dark still nights winter is believed in some parts England to bo a deatli-waruing, and is called the cry of tbe seven ...

... her Mr Charles Shaw Lcfevrc did not enter Parliament till comparatively late in life being returned General Election of 1830 Whig borough Down-ton in Wiltshire which Reform Bill he exchanged for the Northern Division of his native county lie never took ...