... Old Nobility, Aerie, Order at out, of any prier 2•. rid., or peat free, RM.—E. J. KI II ITS, 332, Strand, W.C. Tories and Whigs. Conservatives and RADICALS, read 01,1 Nubility;' ,rig•,• 2, •.1., or for Y 4 J. KtiirmitWH ITE, 332, Str.owl,ll.(;. JAN ...

... the tin,'* The trade that to the stranger goes; King out, ring out, the native rose. But ring the alien orchid in. King out Whig prido in place and blood. The Civic dander—rais’d Firth; King out the loro truth and worth. Ring scamp’d work and doubtful ...

... THE MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1886 ment and so forth, which might make the hot blood of a Whig course more rapidly through his veins, but would not touch the people; ho met the expostulations and reserves of his moderate allies with sneers at the ...

... playing cards only in respect of the court cards, which portray with mora or less fidelity the leading members of the Tory, Whig, Radical, and Home Rule members. Cairo. —We recommend connoisseurs of Egyptian cigarettes to try those recently imported direct ...

... that the great gulf between Dives and Lazarus might be filled up by rural votes. Milton, by the by, tells us how the first Whig bridged part of the way. The fact that Michael Davitt is suffered to continue his seditious and anarchic crusade unchecked ...

... and Mr. Parnell a traitor in the Tower. And how long would the country support a policy of blood and iron ? Would even the Whigs go through with it for two sessions ? I say no. One party or other ,would rebel, and we should in the end be forced to give ...

... accomplished, they lost no time in showing that they had no intention any longer of playing the part of humble assistants to the Whigs. Mr. Chamberlain opened the campaign with characteristic boldness. He went out of his way to flout such men as Lord H artington ...

... machinery I. disuniting and dividing us as a people. In days when Party Government was the yatical diversion ,if a few, when Whigs mud Tries rogarded each other as Ins and Outs in a as harmless as cricket or prisoner's base, t ,- noble amusement of politics ...

... CUTTINGS FROM THE “COMICS.” (From Punch.) Turn Qdkstio*.—CW, why ? OID Saw bk-skt (for tb« um of P*rtr Cabinit* Um Rad is bent the Whig indiDM. OOHSOLATIOX. Gladstone not all mutabilitr. vj Yoo bet jour bottom dollar; changes front with much agilitw. But narar ...

... having failed, through the natural distrust inspired by him on Imperial matters, • coalition will be made with the aristocratic Whigs to suppress Irish Nationalism once more by force. I cannot refrain from lamenting this and adding my voice to three who plead ...

... devoted to philanthropic cause' throughout a long life powers that might have won him a high place in politics, in LORD HALIFAX a Whig veteran who played in his time a considerable rather than a conspicuous part in public affairs, and in a genial and accomplished ...

... ” (From Punch.) The Dog Question.—Cur, why ? Old Saw bk-set (for the use of Party Cabinet* makers).—As the Rad is bent the Whig inclines. CONSOLATION. Gladstone is not all mutability, You bet your bottom dollar; He changes front with much agility. But ...