... without turning nephow may he almost parental Tre! received much into s descendant, Mr, Whig Bistorian, inhorited education from the great ‘and has written his bi aome of his But be is no more & —a charm than Queou Victoria is of William IV. Many peopto ...

... interchante of con- gi and Me. Comen have bees i ner, Ur: and Whig fate «f the univers a has no’ if not been for want decided it has 4 counsel or talk. The Teishmen, Gladstone opposes the vil oot if Mr. fein as arote of ensure, vote with Sir Bicks Beach ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tyrone. is designed as an attack on the system of Irish ment, and not upon those personally conceraed in The general body of Whigs acting with Mr. Heneage are especiaily desirous that Mr, Forster should not be Healta restored without or se by Du Revelenta ...

... did Whig statesmen of old act. The Duke of A the Mi jis of Lansdown, and Earl Gray, all staunch berals, stated Inst session what Whig aro, based on the troths of principles applicable to Ireland reall; rules of law. litical economy and The Whig Fa lieves ...

... tp ty They have just added to their plant a new STRING-COVERING MACHINE of the longest and most improved construction, upon whig strings of any length, up to that required by the largest rea, Grand, ean be made in a few minutes ; thus obviating much a ...

... There is somo talk of forming a Radical alliance against the Whigs, and of treating the latter as Tories. But ono does not uite see how it is tobe exactly managed. It is trie that of the Whigs who voted against the Government night not one has ever done ...

... one a Parliamont shall be over to the nex*. Mr. Charles Miloes Gaskell has pro; ina phe- aying the di the earance of plain Whig rinciples except from te. es of the Edinburgh Review. ed Poor Mr. It an a Ras iss i is distre: fe he i a retort, in which, ...

... for tho outrage in Pj nix Parts. Tho York tr ¢ Post remarke that, terrilly as Mr. Glad. etone has de ed himself eome of the Whigs whose support he required, he has out deceived the revel portiun of the sil. By a deadly atro! ewift and sure, and charact ...

... tremendous wave carried overboard two of crew, who were drowned. and there is no abatement of the storm. snow is falling heavily, WHIGS AND THE GOVERNMENT [press assoctati Mi C0 t Castlereagh, M.P., speaking at a Cor ere e dei astration at last night, tho Earl ...

... favour of that course, though it is that what has bap- pened ia distinctly a betrayal of the Goveramoat by a section of the Whigs, and not a secession of their net supporters, ‘A carious cbaia of evens lel up to their defeat. The Government proposed, as ...