... sessimod , s se .„.. I af hie bias l ime,. a the woad by is ow , s o p - 74 70 , w i s h so sass $ rid oug se _ detweed Whig the for Medals. hme way bib be ar ____•=r; assomsabot as mai ia do is lis ~,,,„„m s, . Boy a son 11.. h Wham& : eialk tibial ...

... London Correspondent, will be filled up at the end of this week. Tradition requires that the office should be filled by a great Whig Peer. Almost the only exception to this rule was the appointment of the late Prince Consort. It is believed that either the ...

... Irisn freedom than when he began the fight for nationality with but a slender following, and the forces of Tory landlordism and Whig opponents against him. The Dublin h'jcpresx says the delegates who assembled yesterday appeared to be men character and spirit ...

... shiside te miamlicsd•reen it is ea. he sesth berg as 7 4 by ether °Melee. d• word= al the leyal Amboy The sgigina, eleit the kit Whig hi sesegted se es point II THE WOODNORTON the are d me 000° 11111 , esrereey. et the swift et Eam.. ml Oases am Conlon tie ...

... instance of his marvellous of language, shown its height his How Does the Water Come Down at loiore?** He did not spare his Whig antagonists any more than his national foes across the Counsellor Brougham is represented as **-il a fume the thought of ...

... for about George datums* that during the last of his life the Minister exclaimed, 0 m_y country r my eountry, 0 Goa r The Whig as related by Sydney that Mr. Pitt was declared by the to merely asked for barley-water. Now Lord Rosebery states, ea the authority ...

... Coopm askeda te about a French fvalry abine as wel jag .'e the7, Russian rifle, anld Mhade Veryl-ibern]. ors ke foeerai Q ieoea Whig.. spoke- French imperletly, a blundered zt. that he excited the suspcion of CHAZ16 who thereupon mtde I a sttement to his employers ...

... sat down with the amcnsed and both were involved without nice discrimination in, the common system of turpitude. As to the Whig figure-heads, they were possibly honest, but certainly wooden. In their despair men looked round for a saviour of society who ...

... long interval at the beginning which that banner had l>een torn from the hands Frederick Lucas by an alliance between the Whigs of Ireland some of those nten who ought to have known better, and whom would not particularise(hear, hear)—some whom to day ...

... a matter of historic fact Scotland was for long time Liberal, that the great mass Scotsmen for a long time belonged to the Whig or Libera! party, and that for a long time the conviction obtained, the wholly erroneous conviction, that the contrast between ...

... victory of the Whigs 1830, and which was follows are tired of this distress'ng state order repose: hnv not had of late plunder and blows: V'( cannot«n h.s. t*» p.. •* our lif« in a buuulrntn way: want little pl*-a«!in: strife. m> the Whig* are >a to-day ...

... of the Ministry three years later, over the Or Isini affair. 1Thc ucooral election in the followiung ear havring given the Whig- a :nw lease of power a curious incident hap- pe-d. 1To the surprise of the country, the Queen sent for Lonrli Grauville, and ...