... The eighth concert will take place on Thursday next, January 8th, when the chair will be taken by Mr. E. T. l Read. As the Whig-Liberal.Radical-cum-other-isms party proposes charging for admission to its forthcoming meet- ing at the Corn Exchange, the ...

... 1843 et 1seemeng so carried away by fear of Rtomanisca that he ke almost took under his patronage the Puritans and the ke Whigs of 1088 becense-they had settled the neatter against as Mentione nateraly is mado of two Magdalen csebritiee,l ,as Bishop Philpotts ...

... of Eml C3owpcr. t Th'le Rex-~oid-l~ienlteriant hlas, with} oi wvith-t oult reason, bleau cliassi~iled as m disconteootedc Whig and thr-eptfore p)raise f'romT himl is } praise indeedl. Iii an article in the rarreet o nolurouer of thre INimrceseez/^ ...

... than forty years, when Earl Grey Le created the dukedoms of Cleveland and Suther. Ir land for the services which two great Whig g peers had rendered to the Stat, in the Reform struggle. It is the custom to recognize the e services of ?? of India by giving ...

... modi-l fying Mr. Gladstone's bill in a democratic direction, there could be no doubt as to the future of reform. When the Whigs became, relatively speaking, Conser- vatives, and the Tories-not relatively, but actually- more radical than the Radicals, ...

... great local Liberal party are really a happy family, and not a miscellaneous concourse of atoms, comprising old-fashioned Whigs, moderate Liberals, ad- vanced Radicals, extreme Republicans, and freethinking individuals of Atheistical tendencies. Putting ...

... leaders It has been said that Lord Salisbury has been influenced by a desire to imitate Mr. Disraeli, and once more to dish the Whigs. I don't think that that can be the true explanation. I have read of a tribe in Russia with an unpro- nounceable name. It ...

... that Lord Salisbury- ir(hiqsese-has been iniluenced by) a dissiro to imitate ,r MrI. Disraeli, and once mere to drish the Whigs. I tlcn'f think that thiat caii he the true explianation. I lays ra-nd of a tribe iii Russia weith anl unucounovicable ti naue ...

... God.' This affirmation question shold ' Pariismentlineets, be pressed on tshe attention of eten, her of the louse, whether Whig, Liberal, Radical ora If any bill be introduced by a private merier Ce o should be sent to Dir. Glads6tonie reqtuiriling thbetrle ...

... (lprEtitr), Eie did rot think it was true that in hi' action Lord Salisbury wished to imitate T ord Beocon' field by dishing the Whig?, There was a tribe in Ralula with an uepronounceatblo name-be thought it was the Cbovdak-aed it lived on the banks of the ...

... that Lord Stidisbury-(groans)--hils been if inifiueucedl by a desire to imitate MrI. Disraeli, and once at more todisbathe Whigs. (Lisughter.) I don't thinuk th to e can be the true explanation. I have read of a tribe in or LI Russia, with an unprsonounceable ...

... the happiest of to families. A few months ago they were flying at each due other's throats ; but to day, whether they were Whig, the Tory, Radical, or Conservative, they were locked in the each other's arms iil an most fraternal embrace (Laughter). This ...