... Chi'l ls W-3 ill be oA'eroi, Cousictiog- of jhvy0 CP% le cehis-e enfl, lilca' mzanu J..J aI!teC Ct, ?? A c ?? I.W SiT A-sfTfl t'WhIG PRICES. - 5~'lieV 'La eoiec~ ?? ohbL ols like them for V tw 1; ole. b.-cV s.SO ol threly kioen colonia I 1 llanel 10'0wanht ...

... Fourth, the Wellington Ministry t s vwas defeated on a side issue, resigned office, eI and gave place to Lord Grey and the Whigs ..I-the tirst Lihberal Government that had been nin power for four and twenty years. Then, sbegan the great Reform battle, ...

... interval c at the beginning of which that bauner had been torn froai ths hands of Fredorick Lucas by an alliasce botween the W`higs of Ireland and some of these mean who ought to have known hotter, and whom he would rnot particularise, jt serns of whokm ...

... lisart of nies-tenthe ci en th. rational forces is wish tt?em-(citetre)-tha.t pr they have trig to light seer again the rettex Whigs rho osere crecuilag back into e'rei: army when they i I.e theugre diet' encre going t'e win. (Clrears.) They I tsr had to u ...

... nzot, so far| tas we have seen, quoted by Mr I-ay, constains IfC the heat illustration of Swift's creed ass a H ligh t ?? Whig)' Mr falay givres some pleasant I ,,sb-etches of Swvift's friends, eud he migh~t haveit s included Berkeley smongt them, especially ...

... reason Mr Gladstone had not embodied the one man one vote proposal in his 1884 Reform Bill ? was, that Lord Hartiagica end Whig obstruction- a lets would in ouch cisc has-s broken up the Liberal' Oh Lord Hsrrisgtsn's attoarios has been .1! called to the ...

... hs holdicg of which he will Lord alwaysh es w A quzrrel took place a ce, 'rbetweoen Lord John Pusaell, the chief of the u es Whig MVinistry, :uid Lord Palmnerston, who held naee the seails of ?? oOftiue. Itisnwlotabs la uit istlly believed theat this difference ...

... both within and without the University of Oxford. The death of the Rlegics- Professor of Diviaity, and the appointment by a Whig Government of al unpalatable successor in Dr Hampden, led to a crisis. The university, and ?? especialJy, did as much aspos- ...

... indeed, extinet-it is burning more fiercely now, perhaps, than at any time since the memorable dissension in the ranks of the Whigs in the era of the French Revolution; but it rages round other questions than those which Peel had to face. The time has therefore ...

... Parnell has issued a manifesto to his fellow-counitrymen, in which he calls upon then to icanoro the convention called lb& Irish Whigs under English infiunece, and to rally, in the t interests of a free and independent Irisha party,j1 round a previs-ional executive ...

... turned in this connection a few samples, culled h !at random, will show. In one passage, for ex. t ample, we read that the old Whig gentleman w I wore a wig; in another we are warned that the missal should not be used as a missile; in a third, the auther-the ...

... ag±bout 30.-Address 2384. Herald Office. CaisoHotneTablelzd eao'ur groze, H-il CO K (tbsren dly goo~d -PlainulWaned1,must Whig;bly r recC ?? Cairzidim, MreOrOS (1 cl K I vinside. .5 'OOK (good plai*) wante o mi aiy0 .JApply Mms Osborne, 19 ClaremotSret ...