... arranged in order rl can tinguish the Whigs, and also to adva y ther cause of Irish Home Rule. It is both int nisters and instructive to notice what he had on the first point—the extinction of the ald be abused Whigs. But before doing so, it u be amiss ...

... both on a national sc: terest in local sections. The Morning Chro newspaper which was long recognised voting organ of the Whig party—in ita latte ye the conducted an into the condi erday submerged tenth.” on a vaat a he scale and with a minuteness of ...

... statesmanship, bat Mr ion of sTONE, from the very nature of things, is clared of the race—he closes the Whig regi h that is fashiouable now to abuse the Whigs, 1 out country owes more tv them than ever it « Mr to theie succeesors. Their first vietury century ...

... gets a wat vertising Agents, 52 aod 54, | Lap wD; answer ty name as care ee Stas ins are Po or 13 Stamps view after published “Whig Cs se pee ia shoph wth card. Address al Bo. Great £1 Word and at ss te raid very Muha: were a woer 4S om must any can be mia ...

... machine fur the aggrau of the ‘onservative cause, and it was conti sorth, flourish and grow stronger every day. Once tl only Whigs and Tories, but now there was a n ntage out which was worse than the first, because it ¢ of the Miss Thom the ause.) the “ ...

... he took a |: LL to round the field of polities. He sa the Whigs had lef bis party, a esent cuve | Now, all the Whigs have 1 egree bis) party ; Lord = and | Srescee, two of the grandest old Whigs r, Me still adorn his party, But why he show earty ma 8 fej ...

... the 1 immediate adherents of Prince Bismarck— ow been disastrously defeated. The ith Party mach to 1 im a@ combination cf Whigs and Conservat ry would be in this country; and ia ve circumstance of its defeat, euthusiastic G stonians find confirmation ...

... K, WASTED SEJAVANTS Department, COOKS Plain) I. 1 &mewl, sod Tem. PERTHSHIRE REGISTRY, IN Huai Wrist, Piers. LIST. WOMAN. W.hig Teem PERTHSHIRE REGISTRY, IN Omar. Pura ...

... considering the latter of these dicta, that Mr is now the High Priest of Radicalism. His movement towards the Whig+, however, was of a belting kin& The Whig, he wrote, Ms his Merits . ; and perhaps he to them, but his battening sin lie, in the opinion that ...

... wholly a: of 24 heartily in my abhorrence of the spirit | of the American War, of the Fret cominestes, and of the English Whigs seful- latter part of the seventeenth century > th. ginning of the eighteenth, yet oI hat pathise ( are ways to erty ; ‘historical ...

... Mr Grapstoxn. For the present, b the Gladstonian newspapers have apprai work ; and it is needless to say that it h He is a Whig, tay thes o the found wanting. nland and philosophers, and it has been his nued retard reform. They pretend to be high fied ...

... ur, names because they may be described by tha n, but as@ The present attitude of the State to ed the paper would send the Whigs of 1860 into cont ted to the if they could rovisit the Parliamentary All their old ideas have disappeared idreach us ' ideas ...