... two men who are alleged to have beeu engaged at the time in the manufacture of spurious coin. A .man was also arrested, she Whig supposed to be me of the gang. The officers took possession 01 moulds and implements used in the manufacture ot counterfeit ...

... the Admiralty. Mr. Sydney Buxton is an amiable, plodding, but intensely dull Liberal. Mr. George Russell, a relative of the Whig Duke of Bedford, has been made Under-Secretary for India on his return to Parliament after the lapse of six years, because ...

... in 5). I am not one with strongly lioatile views to the Government. I thought, when I entered Parliament, we hail enough of Whig rule. bare g; more from Cons-restive-4 in respect of insttt $ affecting winking men than the Lib:rals would ever dare bare ...

... that the section of Irishmen on whom Mr. Gladstone lavishes his affection are notoriously disloyal to England. The Northern Whig, an old Liberal paper, points this out, that the voice of Separatist Ireland has always been in favour of the nation's enemies ...

... superior persons. It is not likely to give much trouble by attempts at legislation on Radical lines; it will rather adopt the old whig motto, Rest and be thankful. It will hold calico until Home Rule throws it out, and then the members will get what they ...

... ahuwing the autumnal tiute in the shape cloeed winduwa and covered furniture. More theatres are on the point of closing, or uf Whig let companies for brief engagements. while, there is no surcease tai the traffic, for the reason that Londou is being vieited ...

... Eleven persons were killed on the spot, and about thirty-two others wore or less severely injured, several women and children Whig among the viethus. toe bona ..svobocta'• publishes four fresh documents, accompanied by a letter from Jacubsohu, disclosing ...

... If they went a few years back they found there was a very wide distinction and difference between what was then known as the Whig and the Tory parties. The former were anxious for some alteration and change; the latter preferred to believe that things were ...