... apt to spring, to the discomfort of antagonists. It would not have been surpris- ing if, trained in the traditions of the Whigs and largely infused with the customs of office and diplomacy, Lord Granville had become narrow in his Liberalism and unable ...

... Provincial,” Whig Office. WANTED, a Tailer’s Machinist; one who can fill op time Making Vests.—Apply to Joseph Fleming, Portadown. AAA Agents Ac., Wanted!! purchase Recipe for making Rubber Stamps, at Id each ; instructions, la—Address “B. 70,” Whig Office ...

... away, and passing over to tho great majority. Lord Granville was the most prominent surviving representative of old-fashioned Whig Interest, the principles of which were established days when political warfare boro little resemblance to that of modern times ...

... before was actually in extremis,** has learned lesson of caution. In sense. Lord Granville may be deoribed as the last of the Whigs, and with him will disappear not only the meet international man ol his day, since birth and bringing up is almost as French ...

... the House of Peers, and the eountry of the services of one of its oldest and most estimable statesmen. Born in the parple of Whig politics, a member of one of the great governing families, a public career was almost unaveidable to Lord Granville. Bat he ...

... lb. ow •the el IM Wes .% wirer el Poirot Bess, Is • nil tho Gorr held eel el the he the Wastple Wises. I. gr . tt. mil mak Whig be* Wry emu. Ms re .Mar Ws adios Waldo mei wok Wir sou errpatise hies dory. Tl.Ortar %dada was sows; joie swipplii Wks Wk ...

... drive the es lb. grossi that it waa sot part of the emelt be wis le as a • hosdager.' Gibso• sold the defender LI le Id el the Whig the of wally sawed, mad which b. Mr °item held that the ewe lawmpeteet, tie sewed WM wages coold not be sued for aged that ...

... great cleav. age took place. in the Liberal party, consequent ou the Irish policy initiated by Mr Gladstone, and when Whig aft!r Whig, in a state of nervous distrust, deserted to the enemy, Lord Granville stood manfully by Mr Gladstone, and never wavered ...

... recently near CasUedawson making inquiries for the friends of the late Saundereons, of Jamaica, would communicate with E. 8.,” Whig Office, he will oblige relative. ...

... cookery is wide and excellent. Fain would I linger over the fascinating ana of the old Tory Quarterly, started as • balance to Whig Itiliabiergh; but time and space forbid. What a staff of brilliance the Edinburgh had: Jeffrey, Brougham, Swift, Smith, Francis ...

... J.P., then presented Mr. M'Elroy with a cheque for £4OO. Addresses were afterwards given by Mr. Thos. Macknight (Northern Whig), Mr. Samuel Black, J.P. (Bandalstown), Rev. J. J. M'Clure, all of whom bore testimony to the great services rendered by Mr ...

... Io these reports, Johnson, Tory and miserable state of want A for A. Yes, air, stroog partisan, always took care that the whig drink Bias been ruination. Old gent (much dogs abould not have the best of it. The employ- . P ,c,,,t y): Ah ! 1 thought ...