... fails to produce the hands neos- eary for the complements of our men of war. Mr. Fox, on Wednesday, received the tbanks of the Whig Club, at an extraordinary meeting, for his address to his constitueney, and hie uniform opposition to a French war in the present ...

... shape of the old Whig section of the party, which bad always tbwarted their efforts and paralysed their reforms. At the same time it is a little curious that Mr. SOAIIEs should a have been brought down here to conciliate t this despised Whig clement, the ...

... Company (Limited). In. 1882, he married Venetia Mery daughter of the Rev. John '-Whitaker Maitlaund,- rector of Loughton, AX, Whig i AU, Wigt='fi &04 ?? to gifx Parliament, and be is the thirty sixth now menieir roturned'to the House of Commonp sinoe the ...

... leader? The truth is that he is a survival of a party which was very strong among layvvers in his youth. He holds to the old Whig policy-neo old as the days of William III.-of kicking the parsons. Liberalism, since the Revolution, has always leaned on ...

... and have accepted a policy for which over and over again they had expressed their repugnance. That a member of such an old Whig family as the BUXTONS _ should be found side by side with a Con- servative candidate, advocating the same measures and advancing ...

... story is a fabrication pure and simple. By a great stretch of the imagination one could give some ear to the statement of the Whigs that the cheques were received by mistake, but one never makes a feed by mistake. And, moreover, it is possible to return ...

... we blot her honoured name ? For on such a deed of cowardice Every nation v:ould cry Shame I Lay aside all Party feeling Whigs and Tories take yoar stand, Linked by one great strength of purpose, Pity for the Sister Land ! .,Protestant and Loyal Ulster ...

... certain to be accept L ble to both wings of the great Unionist party. On his mother's side he is descended from one of the oldest Whig fatmlies in England, Lady KNUTSFOED being~ a sister of Sir GEORGEs TREVELYAN, and the favourite niece of Lord MAcAULSAY. On ...

... ; May B.-Cbourt 4088. PTckrel Tnn,` Ixwortb May 3.-Court 2481. S, an. HOuni.se Mlay 3.--Court 2696 v reieraneh, Hopt s- ton'WHig-tercot,, Noedam re. ay 1-court 774H4 e DISTRIOT. ST COLE L May 2.-Court 298,! ThreserTns.' HaesWl;-rtmln Aotve repraion are:v~u ...

... all events a certain number of Irish people have to say about the administration of the law in their own land. The Northcru W'hig, one of the most powerful papers in the North of Ireland, in a leading aiti ae on the Chief Secretary's speech at Plymouth ...

... answer the question. What Lord CADOGIAN practically admitted, at the Cutleri' Feast was that the men who used to beknown as Whigs or old Liberals had joined hands with the Tories to form a party of Pro- gressive Conservatives, and we d o not intend to deny ...

... ;j ledge. The Liberals cannot even lay claim to the l Old Reform Bill of 1832. It was by Lord John Bus- , sel a confirmed Whig of the old, school, correspond- : ing more nearly' to the' enlightenled Liberal Coaser--- vatives of to-day, The Liberals are ...