... m. Conductor E. Pettier Johnson's Sign N'iue Hiils, 4 yrs. Post, yr*. j Capt. Little's Phoebe. 6 yrs. Mr. W. F. la*e's The Whig eon. Mr T. Cattle's Commotion, Cy. Mr. K. Gray's Surplusage, C yn. .Mr. Smith's Ducal, aged Mr. R. lane's Master , Mr. Wardle's ...

... ly LSdfl*hi is digs B. wee the lest at the boa, hod the of a plus. The vu so other this the abarwards Mktg George IV., who, Whig said that lust be done tor Heck, wee as pod es big word—a somewhat with his Majesty. Hook wee out to the Mauritius to all ...

... died from weakness. As recently as Thursday last Air. Wigflield occupied a seat on the borough bencli. In politics he was a Whig, but at several meetings held in support of Mr. Acland, M.P., lie has been present. He served on the Local Board of Health ...

... was in poweri and they had allied with them the Liberal Unionists. (Hear, hear.) That party consisted not only of excellent Whigs like the Marquis of Hartington whose family had always defended their princples, but ii also included Mr. Chamberlan-(hisses ...

... p hba been sirred by the attitude of the New Liberals, as it is the fashion to call Mr. Gladstone's followers in the old Whig sets, I very much doubt if a dozen names have been struck off the visiting lists of the wives of leading politicians or society ...

... of the middle class who are not thoroughly educated and have not wide idea®. The accuracy of this description by the famous Whig orgau cannot be impugned, and it remains to seen whether or not the power in counties will fall into the hands of asimilarclassand ...

... theirs—that they were to have had long tenure of office, with the greatest statesman of modern times as their leader, with the Whigs coerced into giving them a support which could not be withheld, though it might not always very cordially rendered, and with ...