... that she already possessed an intimate esoteric acquaintance with the Of course Whig and Tory are natural enemies. In former times the Tory used . burn the Whig. And the Whig, though he strenuously objected to burned by the ory, and cogently reasoned the ...

... in his defeat of the survivors the Whigs of ’5O, who are now mostly Unionists. Not a few of the older Fife Radicals still recollect the stout fight made in 1859 br Sir William (then Mr Vernon Harcourt) to break the Whig succession the Burghs. He failed ...

... and the familiar figures which had been repre- sented ip previous Administrations were certainly not those of fossilised Whigs. Qur forecast has been justified by events, and everybody now admits that Ministers mean business. This shows the wisdom which ...

... responsible for the present disruption of the Irish party, and then read a cablegram from Mr Harrington declaring that the Whigs intended to expel every Parnellite from Parliament. He asked his hearers if favoured those men whose only crimes were that ...

... THE ATLANTIC MAIL SERVICE. Fromthe Belfast Northern Whig.) Mr Leng, the excellent member for Dundee, has published a most interesting analysis of the Parliamentary returns which he recently obtained | from the Postmaster-General as to the American mail ...

... clear, and she took warm interest in current events. were with the Free Church of Scot- and in politics she belonged tothe old Whig. ...

... now twitting Mr Mobley with platform declamation, and winding up with description of Sir William Hakcourt the last of the Whigs still stewing in Pamellite juice. There was not much in the speech, but it was cleverly put, ana gave immense satisfaction ...

... England, yellow fur Scotland, and green (or Ireland; but we have others to think of beidva Conservatives and Unionists. Would Whig Separatists agree to abandon yellow, orange, p buff, uuar old iieraditary colour Would the Ir.m allow one party in the country ...

... mrad BED QUILTS FLANNEI.S and BLANKETS tr A '• Baal the Tradr. SUPERIOR FLANNELETTES. Ac.. Ac. SHIKTUIaA JOHN LOW & CO, AND 29 WHIG ATE, are now showing A MAGNIFICENT RANGE OF NEW DRESS GOODS, Of TWEEDS, CASHMERES, DIAGONALS, BEN GALINES, FOULES, HABIT CLOTHS ...

... re-enacted in 1604, after a struggle which lasted for several years, during which the Whigs had generally sup- ported and the Tories had usually opposed it.” When the Whigs brought forward the Septennial Act in 1716 it was bitterly opposed by the Tories. ...

... which the of any opposition—and, aboye all, of Toryism—in the com us! t to the front. e usually reserved his serious or the Whigs, ought to know | better.” Tories mere: fools, and eould be sutumarily dis of. arly izzy did not d +7 a twinkle in his eye, ...

... say would be a sham. Referrin to the recent division the House, he ridicul the conduct of leaders, and declared that the ome Whigs an a —~ Newcastle Sir William said he looked forward with confidence to the time of dissolution, when an un the doom of the ...