... sigrificance must not be attached to the fact of the Marquis of Salisbury having called on Lord Hartington, nor yet of the Whig leader having had a communication from her Majesty, for nothing will be settled or‘til after Mr Gladetooe's defeat. So soon ...

... had met tomight not in antagonisnt to any political party. for on this platform they would see Liberals and Consersatives, Whigs and Torres, and even Chartists-- (laughter and cheers)—combined in one common union to do what was in their power to ...

... quality Leather obtainable, are aimply perfection for or tender feet, anti are also perfertly airtight and damp proof, thus Whig equally serviceable Lir peasant or peer. It is an well known fact new high value ix introduced it vast amount of money must ...

... every at SWEEPING REDUCTIONS off the very low prices which been a great boon to the meads duriag 'War. We are now in full 'whig. prepared to do our very attermeet to make every lolly osookortablo, trusting and belie!. log that next year on with brighter ...

... scheme of less extent. If the Liberals do not pass it the Conservatives will. AN ELNTER. HOME RULE SCHEME. The Belfast Northern Whig says the Irish Nationalists are to have Home Rule, we ought here also to have Home Rule. There are several ways of solving ...

... never& well-written glimpses Antwerp Postman • most amusing. 'Lindenblumen • °Montt life in the Fatherlend..4Belfastd Nordiern Whig. the most ambitioaa.—Geordien. Five stories which will bear reading and re-reading. Rowland reel/ delightful book forms ...

... and national aspiration, the Tory party. The “strong” policy up till now in the mouth of Conservative—and for that part of Whigs also—has been coercion. It is hot quite hundred years since an Iri!*h rebellion was put down at >st of I.VO.O'k) Irish, aud ...

... supremacy in the constituency can or ly be maintained by a cause which commands hearty sympathy ; and Whig traditions, Whig timidity, and so-called Radical-Whig opposition to the Grand Old Mao, can never excite the necessary enthusiasm is North Ayrshire to ...

... anent the situation la North Ayrshire. I read with much satisfaction your able leader I. lam week's Herald, entitled, The Tory-Whig Alliance, and bap to offer you my aougrauslations, se I believe it hse dupe mach ti farther the cause of Liberalism, end to ...

... Parties alike—to English Radicals, Irish Home Rulers, and Foreign sympathisers—that it is not only the Conservatives, or the Whigs, or the Moderate Liberals, but practically the entire nation which is determined to maintain the Union and that those who are ...

... Blessed are the p•ace-hunting. the practice of place-hunting being, we presume, one of the favourite occupations of the Whigs, or great Literal party of this country. Taverner 's and also Coverdale's version read in the eighth chapter of Jeremiah, •• ...

... situation in North Ayrshire. read with much aatisfactlon your able leader in last week's issue of the HemUL entitled, “The Tory-Whig Alliance, * snd beg to offer yon my oongratnlatloos, I believe It has dons much t> farther the cause of Liberalism, and to ...