... were skipped off. Atter au arrarrotul in several pleartirko, the aoseud as to liroisuslsall. where • wee M away. for I and the Whig he torn.' to the left, running rue dlotease railway. He ul Marva hi a opleudid gallop et about No beer. It berry liri .'lb ...

... All full admit this in regard to the Arug and Navy, ua‘ expect equally good service, whether the generals and admirals are Whigs or Tories. If, remarks Professor Newman, Parliament itself would settle the policy—and what a Roman Senate did so effectually ...

... ~nava tCn 11111 he. Iforth. ow ha 4 rola. b also owl rID • bloat sio.olo.o.o:!oors% wools golai•gtaas bias, 1.14 • OIL Whig ekraht 04.150nl awl Is II Pirtn 0/10111. lat., • gloat.% fu. 411 suite or • trod room suns • ars Ire killbehdah sns Chithensas ...

... votes with Mr. Gladstone on Thursday night. _ Wednesday. Late night placards were torn down by the police, which denounmi the Whig Government and Messrs. Brooks and Lyons, M.P.'s, as willing henchmen at the oppressors of the people. Fresh scourges, it says ...

... be on her way back to Paris. The rejection of the brothers Chamberlain at the Reform Club was the result of an outburst of Whig petulance against the President of the Board of Trade. The gentlemen who before 1880 used to go about denouncing Mr. Gladstone ...

... Hilliard's Tory Mr H. Wansbroagh’s Woodlark Mr CL Wood’s Wmrneria Mr Barrswte Hoad Lai Mr Austin's Amnaghur Mr Quia West's Queer Whig (IM. Dm Dtaj) Ik. *OBBBTBTAKB).(«UpufiM, 41 lib. Mch. Mr P. J. L. Out’s Cine 11. l«M Mr D. DiiMopa BmU- MrCullud n. Wintering ...

... dealing, or failing to deal adequately, with Mr. Bradlaugh's case, has been another source of weakness. Again, among both Whigs and Radicals there have been murmurings about the proposed new rules of Parliamentary Procedure. Only last Monday morning silly ...

... at Sun Court, 67 Cornhill, London, E.O. RILLIARD BALLS CHALKS, UOURS, TIPS, and all other BILLIARD-TABLII > ...

... up his cousins and aunts. Yet our Cluunberlain's smart and his pride io so big, That he vows he'll abolish the blackballing Whig; So he called on his Otway ail others to say That be o'er the club to hold absolute sway; And that no matter what any candidate ...

... and apologise fir their continued absence from the Houze on most of the divisions, as well as casting their votes more for Whig than Radical measures auny time they may chance to be present. The speaker showed that Lambeth was entitled to be represented ...

... among them being the fact that on the fall of the Whig confederacy a Tory confederacy rose in its place, which, while avoiding collisions with the Crown, did in effect play the same part as the Whigs had played in the eighteenth century, and w'as always ...

... Republican Who thrones would overheave, Yet mumbles mock allegiance! Arch-priest of make-believe! Electors of Northampton I Whig, Tory, Radical! As you revere consistency, Stamp out this strange cabal: Your party flags by famous chiefs Are proudly borne ...