... TEE SHIP WHIG UTS COMPANY. * The Master, Colonel A. Ti. Cook, and Wa'deos of the Si.i|iwiij;iits' Con. pany entertained the Lord Mayor and Sneiiffs and a distinguishetl gathering at a b.in.jiu-t last nigi.t in Merchant Taylors' Hall. The giie-ts included ...

... the State, were secure in their triumph — from that moment dates the interchange of policy of the Whig and tbe Tory Party. The Revolution in itself was a Whig measure. Designed to estab- lish permanently the supremacy of the Oligarchical Party, its ostensible ...

... Park, Ashford, for a few days, wa. shot yesterday morning by one of the keepers. The bird t measures 7ft. .in. from wing to whig. ...

... Japanese Premier, was not altogether unexpected. His Cabinet may be appropriately compared to a Whig Ministry composed, as Mr. Ci rzon expresses it^ of the great Whig families -the Cavendishes and Russells- of modern .lapan.only without their pedigrees. ...

... those Opposi- tion members who lost their seats were called, being 160, his triumph was complete, and the power of tho great Whig i oligarchy was finally overthrown. — Yours, 4c, ...

... tbe Cambridge Proctor, it may interest your readers to be told that when the third Marquis of Lansdowne, the Nestor of the Whigs, was an undergraduate at the same University, his mother, who paid him a visit, the daughter of an Earl of Upper Os_ory, was ...

... beginning to repair this blunder. The wish has often been expressed for the formation in France of two great Parties, the one Whig and the other Tory, as in England, but unfortunately the fact is lost sight of that both these Parties in Great Britain possess ...

... intentions of ! ?? \ai..iu . Pretenders to the Throne of France. ■ M-!-trol«i..ts are dismissed in a few words. I'ul.c oi Orleans Whig, it is stated, too absorbed •■ • laci -direi-uuu to give sutiicient attention to . -i -. ••■ Imperialists' prospects are ...

... diplomatic notes, j But the Russian knife was near tha throat of Great j Britain, and no English Government, whether of | Whigs or Tories, could commit political suicide by ; further forbearance. M. Vambdry concludes by j declaring that with the Pamir ...

... principles. He (Lord Ripon) denied that — (cheers) — the Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig. He (Lord Ripou) was not, and it seemed to be the fashion of those who 'were born Whigs to die Tories. (Laughter.) After referring to various statesmen who had attempted ...

... and all in favour of Dr. Jameson. Dr. Jameson was urged by the discontented Johanncsburgers to come to their aid. aud the Whigs in England, dissatisfied with the rule of their lawful Sovereign, King James 11. , invited William of Orange, the ruler of ...

... controlling Paity of the disappointed— tho-a Irishmen and Englishmen whose exclu- ion from tha Ministry has been brought about by a Whig intrigue. Thia would be a Cave of Labouehore if not of Adullam, and might be made a terror to evil-doers. A remarkable scene ...