... few years longer, he might have hearel himself elenounced as a Tory reactionist by some new Radical born an aristocrat and a Whig. It is also curious that, though he never changed any of his opinions, he lost a great deal of his old pow-er over the masses ...

... TO NEW YORE EVERY WEDNESDAY Whig u Queenstown following day to embark Mane and Yemen:um. Forwarding pallet/gm to put. of Malted States Theo Esjeatic : 35 14.. *Adriatic • Mar. 1101. Germanic Mar. lath. Cabin will be carried Tomas marked thus' Fare. 7 ...

... Society. Mud—Hudson, Chenist. Shepley—Coop. Society. ~ Co-op. Society. Slaith waite—Co-op. Sucy. Stn!ey—Co-op. Society. Soacrby Whig'. KenitalL Eilmorth—Siutpaaa. Wyke--Co-up. Society. ...

... good deal. (Hear, hear.) It had been stated tbat Home Rule was dead, but although tbe Govern- ment is suoported by fossilised Whigs, dis- appointed Liberals, Brummagem spurious Radi- cals—(laughter)—they felt that as soon aa they appealed to the conntry they ...

... the meet amid arias Wines. A. great beam ifal wreaths v era %with isseri testifylag to the slakes esalities of the drestmed, Whig }rem assited's brother, an evaagelist preseher. ELEBDEN BRIDGE. 1871. NOTICE OF REMOVAL urro NEW PREMISES. IR. JAMES GEBSON ...

... post of (overnor Gomeral At the expiring of Lord Ellenborough's term du.r-.lr'uhn-w‘wh*' s language 1 the onslaaght of the ex-Whig Lord Chaneellor Brougham attempted to * pooh, pooh.” the speech he had made in the absence of the now irate Vllonborough. -aying ...

... Street, New Worthily, and i enqloyed by the Midland Railway Conipiny in their plant depirtineut at Holberk Station, was on Whig an engine which wee being re/mired, when he fell and come with Shell force on to the metals that he was unable to rise. Severn ...

... well as or economilsts, tha was, &cordi to it inL nerhaps any former period of its La;,te.-. In; currency there is neither Whig nosr Tory, aether {Conservative nor Radical; or, if there be, toe' y ae stint on lines quite 'distinct from politics, sud they ...

... w• so often rows about the ♦rd. Amalie. if a shilling was charged to kill. and the dog kilted. who dons tire ahWMg bstongt: Whig Ire Light Intantry Woe 1 soma, will thee are to Studien' Iwunchi by the Cameronlan Highlanders. who ere at present *tattooed ...

... M. P. for Bedfordshire fromlB47 until he succeeded his cousin in the dukedom in 1872, and he was one of the few remaining Whigs who exercised considerable political influence. He was a consistent supporter of Mr. Glad- stone until that statesman adopted ...

... E II T A. WHIG H T, ALE MKiIC'HAST, CORN EXCHANGE STORES, (Cumberland-street, Cliffonl-stree'), AND 105. NUNNERY LANE, ...

... people to such a pitch that they would not be any longer denied, the Tories stepped in and did what was called “ dishing tho Whigs.” (Hear, bear, and laughter.) It was a very clever game, and It was this that enabled the Conservatives election times to give ...