... W. 8, g. invites the attention of the ladies tohte choice and carefully selected Stock of Millinery Materials, Including Whigs, Birds, Sea Swallows, Quills, and every kind of Fancy Feather. Also Moire, Shot, and Plain Rib boos. Silk and Velvets to match ...

... Eighty Clab in London, said that Sin Georce speaking last night when tin 1858 and 1886 there were defections of in the one, and Whigs, in the other, there was no separate and permanent organisation of dissentients, no organisation of a 'y within a party, and ...

... he was Liberal candidate at the general election, bnt tbe time had now arrived when every loyal and patriotic member of old Whig party folt bound join tbe Conservative ranks. He was staunch supporter of Lord Salisbury’s Government, and tbe qoeetion they ...

... whose op dwelt upon the tae moderate acction of ¢ Liberal party, ao said the mission of the Whigs was to the ey of th? constitution, but the preserve which vg Whigs occupied at the prevent ime iti the compensating act, prevented the from itself, and caused ...

... that a third party is impossible, The Whigs must frankly join ibe Conservatives or help Mr. Chamberlain to zarry out his policy of universal spoliation. | pointed out the other day the question on which fora time a Whig-Radical coalition is still ossible ...

... manifestation of Whig independence is not small. It will have to be faced by the Government and the country before long, Itisaquestion, in o word, as to whether the Liberal party is to be Whig or the Radicals have dictated policy to the Whigs in place ; now ...

... the party must bo consulted to who should champion their cause ; and, taking into coßsideration that the Liberal, or rather Whig, candidate has been before the constituency several months, there should no time lost in submitting suitable candidate before ...

... arres dio the murder of Laity ree of being webs 030, ‘A mect.ng was convened at Limeri ck for last might to the cloture uy a “Whig Gov-rament sen Lioyd to alecee Home Rule repre hit pg the mectiog, and at once issued au order prot lary iuto the town. aumber ...

... he had fallen because ho had not ac- copted plain Whig principles; it praised Lord Beaconsfeld's Administration in its early days because the versatile Conservative shawed signs of being a “plain “Whig”; Giad- it broke from its party when Mr. stone began ...

... said the country was looking for party that knew its own mind, and be did not think that party would found among tho old Whigs or the Tories, the latter being engaged iu all sorts of inquiries as what mind they bad got. He expressed satisfaction that ...

... gentleman’s trumpet would give no uncertain sonnJ. (Applause.) They would find in him not weak-kneed Liberal, nor an old-fashioned Whig —(laughter)—but sound, sensible, and reasonable Radical. (Cheers.) In the bill which Mr. bad prepared on the mino leases’ question ...

... common with other Vivianites, abourding insults and in puerilo enclosing a piece of crape as the suggested colour for the ‘old Whig and aristocratic clique” in future. The circular, which ends with the words ‘Conybeare for ever,” is too contemptible for further ...