... Ruler. The true Whig, show it to all, 0 grand, reliable man. No, wait, the hero will not damage bright laurels. Award of marks : Ttreuty-wves (Sandown); Trines; P. P.G. M. ; Mignonette ; Arnchne ; A. P. ; The Dragon; M.D. Twenty-dm marl..— Avis ...

... e party will, sooner or later, recog- niso the policy of such a fusion. The difficulty will lie with the Whigs. How long will it be ere the Whig families have the courage to look facts in the face, and to acknowledge that the time has gone by when they ...

... little future before it, for the country at large in such case is sure to go Radical. Is this to replace an honoured past of Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives? Will it be better for England, or will it result in a future Republic, wherein Kings ...

... ON WHIGS AND TORIES. To the Editor of the Me of Wight County Pre.e. Sir,—l am sorry to say I cannot congratulate Veritns on her last letter (I will philologically assume the writer to be a lady). To talk of reviving the old parties of Whigs and Tories ...

... ffitutisas learnt. • --- WANTED—in a small, quiet family—a respectable country girl as GENERAL SERVANT. —Address Miss Whig's, Oxford Villa, Brad*: WrANTED—Loti the 11th October, 1886—a Man and his Wife, or an elderly Woman without encumbrance, to live ...

... whether the refusal of Lord Hartington and the other Whig leaders to take office with Lord Salisbury in a Coalition Government has not done something to slay the slander that the principles of the Whig party are seven—five loaves and two fishes July 30th ...

... Hartington has refused to follow Mr. Gladstone; he now shrinks from the con.e- quences of bis action, and refuse, to lead the Whigs who desiie to follow him ; he ictuses to be one of the leaders uf the people iv opposition to a policy, the dangers of which ...

... not have voted iot them without the prospect of reward. When th ...

... in harmony with the majority, to have tendered his resignation. The prevailing opinion now seems to be that in future the Whigs will have to yield to the Radical majority, or if they still remain members of the Liberal party, must be content to follow ...

... AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS A gentlemen who has a special acquaintance with agricultural matters in Essex has published the folio whig short address to the labourers: As an Essex man. I venture to ask your careful con- sideration of a few important facts. In ...

... following l ' odge, I own through Erin lam At at last. I am the Whig, who'll be a traitor to England's rule. That liberal W.E.G. not got Irish law and Home Rule. Ah ! I blame the Whig, low traitor to England's rule. That radica' humbug whom Engliehmen ...

... came into power, circumstances demanded that the Irish problem should at once be solved, and with the exception of perhaps the Whig branch, every section of the Liberal party hare accepted the principle of Home Bale for Ireland, the great diversity of opu ...