... that they wish, under the title of Hanoverian, to exclude all Jacobite reminiscences; and no doubt, if they wish to excite Whig loyalty as counterpoise to the influence the Stuart Exhibition, they may well advised. But none the less the title remains ...

... country. countrymen have nothing to dn with the differences between the political parties the United Kingdom; they are neither Whigs Tories they are Armenians. They are fully that if Lord Beaconsfield signed tho articles of th Berlin Treaty and Cyprus Convention ...

... alight at the Grand Hotel. The Hotel Paris had a few birds of passage under The Duke of Cambridge visited tho Court Theatre its whig* but Grand and tho wore last evening, and witnessed the performance of “The closed. 'They are still in hands of the cleaners ...

... creoae be lass essential to the recovery of the tick man whether Ireland has separate Parliament or not, or ie governed by Whig, Conservative, or Nationalist. While we are quarrelling about diagnosis round the bed the sufferer, hie condition is getting ...

... of our opponents. (4.) Tho very largo expenditure of money by them.” As early as this, he foresaw the possibility of the Whigs coming over to alliance with the Tories. He writes I think it likely enough that Conservative Cave may be formed on the Liberal ...

... freightage and stovaguof battles, casus, Ac,,.rod in avoiding breakage and damage same. The bursting of hot tie# also while Whig opsneh, constant source of danger, and one from which ssnuus Accidents tu the lace and hands of tho operator frequently occur ...

... distinction between aUnionistwhogoes to hisparisnchurehaudanother who attends denominational than there used to be between Whigs or Tories who differedon questions immaterial to the issue of the day. How- ever, that things are otherwise is nm. the fault ...

... MOST and CHANDON. of JL Epernuy, Proprietors of 2,500 acres of the most renowned growths Ohampjigae, regret to announce that ©whig-to the apoearaaoe the Phylloxera la clean proximity to thoir riae▼asds, they be to raise their prices from the Ist January ...

... homogeneous party 5 could compel Mr. stone or any other Liberal leader to submit tie Irish representatives. Belfast.— The Nortliern Whig (U) says now that there may be Parnellite party without Mr. even party w.th Mr. Parnell, iK>peb«ly discredited in the British ...

... Parnell’s quondam supposed allies, and is terrible reply to Mr. Gladstone’s indiscreet and unfortunate letter. Tho Belfast Northern Whig (U.) says if Mr. Parnell is to die will die fighting. The bitterness of Mr. Parnell's references to Mr. Gladstone are significant ...

... gentlemen Who desire to make change seem quite willing to back to their con* stitueneies for mandate. The Belfast Northern Whig (U.Uhink* that Mr. Gladstone, having thrown over Mr. Parnell, may yet have to throw over the man who week ago declared that ...

... appointments. Nor less obvious was the retort that Mr. Scully was the sou of landlord who, in his day, had been a good deal a Whig, and bad hod strained relations with his tenantry. Under ordinary circumstances, those excursions into personalities might ...