... As tocourtiers—the name usually applied in bis day to states- men or politicians—he remarks, ‘ What devils would our set of Whigs and Tories mako of each the present transact ions of the times were to be handed dowa to Sir posterity by warm, hearty man ...

... Norwegian barque Elsa Anderson, having im tow thy bull of an English-built brig which had been more than fifty years ago, and whig appeared on tho surface of the ocean after submarize dy turbanec off the Faroc Islands. The bull of the derelict was covered ...

... prevent the further spread of the | naif of the present century traders—to @ consi extent—did rule the roost ; they were the Whigs, the jon! ly market for meat and maize, and it would be simple “Life of St. Malachi,’ as ‘Christiani nomine, re Pi ve — never ...

... undoubtedly during the first half of the present centary traders—to a conaid-rable extent—did rule the roost; they were the Whigs, the Liberals — though never liberal — the Radicals, th England,” &e., and applied to such like and maoy other ical ard picturesque ...

... Salisbury seemed always anzious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that the restraining influence of the Whigs had been with- drawn, by their being absorbed in the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, the result was likely to be momentous ...

... great advantage in having a member good eno: agh to belong to Mr, Gladstone's Government. He was better than the week-kuoed Whig noblewen suchas they had too many of in Liberal Governments. The aim of the Liberals wen to give more reasonable equality all ...

... William beeame a mod-- Mr. who was received with cheers, said the Of these, 48 are private patients and 659 are paaper rate Whig and an arm-cliair politivian : and he remaine! a ourt was ing to the county, which number for statis- Radical has o Sr H stewing ...

... of Mr. Jobn Gladstone's Qouse Canning and General Gascoyne had jast been as the Tory members for Liverpool, the defeated ‘Whigs being Henry Brougham and G. Creevy. In the current issue of the English Jilustrated there is an illustrated paper on “ The ...

... reception they had given him and his colleagues. H2 was W. W. Steer, and Captain J. Wood.—In answer) they did not regard him as a Whig; or kis friend, Mr. hel peals to reduce the price for water and land required asan English place hunter; or his friend, Mr ...

... his desire that politics should enter into their grievances, and on their behalf he would fight Tory, Liberal, Radical, or Whig until victory was achieved. In conclusion, he urged thetn to strengthen their organisation, but not to be too sanguine. Mr ...

... nothing a motto invented by Tiernau, whom Mr. Gladstone quoted in the last But howeve: speech he made at Plymouth. the great Whig, rival of the greater Burke, would have gone, the successor of the is Unionist. I do not myself personally believe that or ...

... reconciling rival claims for the suc- —TO CURE ECZEMA, SKIN ERUPTIONS, | clockwork into bomb, in a manner whic! h rebuked. Whig discontent will break out. There | impossibili be better to say that | e IRRITATION, PIMPLES, BLOTCHE: experts say shews his ...