... and to live in amity. Well, the 3 t club at St Stepheas was divided crnsiderably more than that club. It was a COlnservative, Whig, Liberal, RwdicaL PFarnllita club-{laglster)--but ho was glad to say, from his short experience of it, that, hawever much they ...

... in 188, by a imajority of 136 over the formner mnewber, Sir Love .Jocns Parry, the seat had been held csntinuoueiy by tihe Whig or l ibiral party for thirty years. The present i candidates are Mir H. J. Elli8 Yanoruey owner of the extensive Gwyufrya estate ...

... himself, as a t Liberal Unionist asad a Whig he was perfectly ! insatisfied with what the present Government j li had dose. He thought they were prepared i z to carry out such a. course s'f legislation I i as the old Whig party would have been 19 I delighted ...

... from thle 1 iinitial letters of the names ef the statesmen who V composed it ; sad many people are aware that the ti word Whig is said to have bten formed from a the first letters of SWe hope in Gaio, the original 6i motto of the party. Commercial ...

... nso to, Sell as shone, comprising Sest Gig, tbe Cob, Poyand Van Harniess in Brass and Plated Mounts, ?? Saddles, Bridles, Whigs, Brushes, and a Large Lot of th Boe lothing, Lae&,, SO1 On View till Heur of Sale. es SALE TO-DAY. AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. 1 Ax THE ...

... d sing field and Gladstone, besides being adroit party o leaders, were men of ready epeech and persua. t sive tongue. The Whig Jeffrey, while doing a rre- ample justice to Althorp'a courage, immutable S ?? probity and well-meaning, was yet compelled ...

... _eL9O4 5. Aedroesanic.ratln * arrive 9.34 2.25 M- j6.40. Pier ?? .. tilS 9.43 2.2 s06 . Broi~th. PierD., . . 9Q.4 3.2. 15.3Q9 Whig Ba ?? t ?? ?? 319 6.19 7.0 ?? C. D. P.M. ALM Alm. P __ ?? D;ay.. 5.De 93 6M 7. 2 415 Laznlash ?? Y. i i.5b ,1 425 Brodi k ...

... ileurai, all Paris paastern. ?? luoist icr the sake of tbs style, whlich were 7, 8, and 1? rg ususea, for XS iSS; end Several Whig Silk anud Ploth iel. red as -tPal peeductions, which serer 5 and 6 gulneas, .4, now for 421lii 6d each. ABOtUT 'lTWL:TY SILK ...

... but there is every reason ar to a believe that the colour of the Law House for some years to come ml will be that of the old Whigs, if one may nse of an English political term to describe the pro- U bable Situatio.a As a rule, the Japaess are a th sobor ...

... that'll be lucky? I reall'Y couldn'tesay. TDryil, bhwever,, A dcree pairs 2'4 Yes two.' en WV eel, 1'll tak' tea psir? ?? -whiG ?? ye ay' no Cie a body a bit hint-the &Krs letter marhe, or-' r oh nso- I know nothing of the woerds. What else diu IrjyOu ...

... friend t uri lethey would netb he wide enou~gh to contain live ly them. But they would neither go into the aries. f sac WTory, 'Whig, P,.adical, or Gladetslaian. They walo did ,s. for the-Church, nod they would use whatever poll- Fie! oe tieal cemkeinatisns ...

... connected witth the working classcs who would help if: they ony esaw the practicability of it; but the rogues of politiciza8, Whigs and Tories, whe sit at Westminster, the political 'iccsnuimte, the great employers of isabour, and the great land- lords had ...