... 11 HOUSED. Estimates given treed charge.—Lewia and sons. Clifton. 00UNTRY CUTTACE, wiles horn Promo • five bedl.imows. two @Whig-roam, Madman and well stocked gardens • FL —W. Phillips, Agent, Beta/ iFollo siE) R and EME rIe CES a. Ar t is ta a rls_ . ...

... a period when, in spite of a good deal of superficial vehemenoe of objurgation among parties, the theory that the battle of Whig and Tory is conflict between the foroes of light and darkness every day falling into more discredit; and it is this among other ...

... for 1739, William Vick, vintner, appears as • voter in the parish of St. Stephen, and gave • plumper for Henry Combe, the Whig or Liberal candidate who was unsuccessful. Willman Vick, • wine merchant, possessed a mind beyond his business, he had poetry ...

... question. Although the country is governed by party, there are things of more importance even than the temporary success of Whig or Tory,Radical or Constitutionalist. One of these is the integrity of the Empire ; and there is mean to believe that the step ...

... better aware of the reluctance of some of the older Whigs to join the Ministerialista last night than the Government Whips, and no one has a better know- ledge of the fact that the prospects of a Whig cave have by no means viouished. On the whole, no one ...

... before the electorate would be how Irishmen were to vote at the next general election. He asked what wen the claims which the Whig party had apoa sapport the Irish people. Earl Spencer bad large nnmber of men banged whom knew to be innocent, and every member ...

... TIMM as Jaaasty Mid. lad Apply to tbs Mr. LANorww. PETERS MAD Rev. IL DUCEM J. C7RROV:. tklM R. P. ORT C. OOLDBERO. Debate Whig ma Rama B 1 a a Mora* tug • B LI7NDELLI3 SCHOOL, TIVERTON, DEVON. A FIRST•ORADI CLASSICAL AND MODERN scam, Head L MANUA. ILA ...

... was under the auspices of the Bristol Operatives' Liberal Association. The lecturer first explained the origin of the terms Whig and Tory, and said whether under these terms or under the names of Liberal and Conservative, as the parties were now termed ...

... MOB r. THR POLLS. SlR,—The article that you reprint from the London Observer shows that the Radicals are disgusting the old Whigs. The House of Lords and the Conservatives say, Appeal to the people in the only legitimate way --at the polling booths. The ...

... thousand each. The arrangement works out easily as a sum in simple division. the very basis, Lord Randolph's suggestion. No more Whig dodges. No more two-member constituencies. Make population alone the basis of representation, and give each fiftythree thousand ...

... him, a kind of tight-rope dancing, in which be balanced himself with graceful poise between the Irish Nationalists and the Whig party. The ►on. member created considerable merriment by quoting Mr . O'Connor Power's speech In 187$, in referents to Th e ...

... ethrts to (dear every Department daring the recent gale barisg hems very It amblesthom to make a much larger Maw Was hitherto. Whig quite troth, sad at the Newest Style. TODD & COMPANY rengsdatilly Sallcit, an et tier NEW SPRING 000Dd, and wouM thu Public ...