... extent of the annuity, and being supported by nearly all the Conservatives. as well WI by the Radicals, and even some of the Whigs, he carried his proposal by votes spinet 158. There was in truth a good deal to be said in favreir of a smaller mini, though ...

... MOM= MOIL TAUS LADTV lady writes us from Mei Deonnbor, follows :— I treat Amours In testifying to 11,. bements recelled from Whig Selged's Curative germs, In November, 1881, I had triad several preseripaim, and suffered meth nose a disordered mutest. Before ...

... verse is:— And now he's coma & I rani, In spite of all Prsknders; Great Albany shall reign, Amongst the taith's defenders. Let Whig and nrionirthwn rtpine,, 1 hey show their teeth In vain ; The glory of the British line, Old Jemmy's cane again. A copy of ...

... Union College, Mr. Arthur studied law and began practice (1860) in New York City. where he afterwards resided. Originally a Whig, he joined the Republican party on its formation, and soon be tame a prominent leader in New York. At the outbreak of the civil ...

... prospect of a seat in Ilintahire. The Whips are again drawn, somewhat to the diseatisfaction of the Radicals, mainly from the Whig ranks, and are all youngish men. Mr. Cyril Flower, Mr. Sidney Herbert, and the Hon. Robt. Spencer. Lord Spencer's son, who ...

... QUESTION MR. ALBERT GREY AND THE GOVERNMENT. A National Press telegram dated London, Thursday, Raid I - The possibilities of • Whig cave are wain uppermost in the minds of those who are forecasting Mr. Gladstone's chance of carrying his Home Rule proposals ...

... Liberal. Do you recollect, forty. years ago and move. speaking to me thus : • A Botch Tory Is worse than an English Whig ; a Scotch Whig Is worse than an English Radical ; and a Scotch Hada. Mans than fie devil histrelf ' And now, because Scotland has ...

... continue until nearly the end of the month. The oldfaehioned members are pairing wherever they can. To the despair of the Whigs, some who cannot get pairs are leaving. The calculation of the Yemenites and the aggressive section of the Liberals is that ...

... You cannot corm in, you are a Radical ; fur 4r. Burke was not a Radical. He boasted of the name of Whig, according to the fashion ; of the Whigs of those days. (Laughter.) Mr. Burke said : If you ask um what • free government is I answer that for ...

... SONGS AND RECITATIONS. Comepontiertiv who ad for or rveteations whig am filter wards received, hare thew forwarded upset tweveling us a efamprd addremed envelope. Mi shot volved them rend pfee•A would stare the or Mine de phew@ of do correspondents who ...

... tackled the Hon. John Elliot. then M.P. for lioxburchshire, who had given dissatisfaction in explaining the tactics of the Whig Ad. ministration. Mr. Easton entered the Tower Hotel. where Mr. Elliot was, and from a window, amid the cheers of the crowd ...

... the majority of 79 in favour of Mr. t.Tesee Callings 's amendment came as a sunrise. I expected the deflection of the landed Whig • interest from Liberalism would be much more numerous than what took place. I see there were Liberals absent front the division: ...