... There isa strong Radical, Proreavo Socialistic party in Belgium also, but there! are no Whigs, The late King Leopoldi] was perhaps the nearest approach to al Whig which theo country has produced ; but he never succeeded in acelimatis., ing or founding ...

... formation of two great political parties, men of moderate views and the party of advanced men. In ether words there were to be Whigs and Tories in France. The outgoing Premier approved of this new order of things, and sought to act in accordance with it. For ...

... felt sonmething of an interloperi Wbrten first he shbeanl to td1;e, an interest in poliies lie wvasI j al.embtr of the old Whig party. (71-ear, hear.) IHe tfoud that the wlitgs of that tiune were lloW the best Conservatiotes. (Cheers.) - SPeakiltg of ...

... Squairon. IIVflP.1 flA _T G FIT W S.r (eixeNn& PCST TELEGRAX.) New York, Januar 293. The well-kniown golf player, Mlr H. J. Whig' I am, as going to Scotland shortly, and it is pro- | babe that he will take part in the amateur I ch cmpionship eontest on ...

... (Hear, hear.) M-Ir A. J. KurnLF said he would not agree with ti-e chairman that the present condition of things al in the Whig party gave no satisfaction to the a Parnellites. Every one of the opponents of Mr ,d Parnell would go down, and, thank God ...

... dispose once for all of his claims to be included in any selection whatever. His book is scornfully alluded to in the great Whig history as a volume of poems alwaysvery stupid and often very profligate,s which, had it been manufactured in Grab Street ...

... Church- men, English and Ncntch, sO mustually intelligible, and. ofutn ev .sviiipathietic. This retort to what was the oldl \Whig tilea of the relation of State to Cliirrh mnat induce siome State Churcihmen of the hig-her orrer to think disestablishment ...

... The cause for tlhe split in th rthnka o, Wick Libersl Assofiation, said tl se! the selection of Mr T'-ntiant. a \\hi Gi ,yX Whigs and the secede-rs forrnoti rhlv'es. .e what is now known as tile Aditn-e l ih ,! sociation of Wick, attd it was iva: the i* ...

... addressing their country- men last night, no authoritative contra- Idiction has been vouchsafed to Mr Healy's announcement that Whig money is being tendered for Irish voting. Mr Elliss vague e and evasive telegram to the effect that there has been no purchase ...

... not decidedly sympathetic.: There had: been. - greater shedding at thisftime. than ever. . At the last eaection thi e old Whigs, the survivals an4 'Anachr'bnishs of 'an earlier' peri6d, had passed -aWaiy, and even the old 'Cobdefites had -larely assed ...

... curtain proceedings iu the i: Hl Law Courts to which we can only make oblique It ilU allusion very much in the ame way as the Whigs tV an regarded Lord Melbsraor'e misfortunes when that 64 y staeUmX was put in a somewhat similar sr positi Mr Psesnel is one ...

... cut dowa kia!P- queens. princes, dukes, earls, and ali such, sin's land-jobbing and heresy:' During the agitatloa of 1848 the Whig Government of the day neat oei supported the Orangernen, but thanked then' ole their loyalty and patriotic services. WSc need ...