... Tlllit D4 l WORCE3TKR SPRING lITIRPLI CHASES. MAIM II Q War . For res. TAI IMMO Whigrood Boy 'lb Mums Our Ham— lank mid ed. ...

... FATAL EXPLOSION IN PARIS. A terrible explosion in the Rue Reuilly, by whig one fireman was killed and many other persons were injured, occurred at about ten o'clock on Sundsy m ruing in the cellars of Messrs. Vilmorin, An. drieux, et Cie, Paris, the ...

... became a f:doet rout—a ;bt;or d?ntt.le away. The following a summary of the day’s proceedings. 1. After a’ long debate, in whig Mr. Balfour wapported the Lo!gn, the ‘‘ amendment ’ slroviding n alleged “churr ** mode of obtaining allotments a 8 nfi:find ...

... conceded, l‘l':“ mth me&:'f tho;e GMINI:LW who voted in the House the o night against their party (on Mr. Cobb’s amendments) © *‘ Whig and Tory ; L{bénl and Conservative,”” are names which seem to me te be fast losing the siguificance they once had ; and I am ...

... nod. Ahoy any won both boon, Welled Wing to tin toll of flastits. Losses, Irrid.r. (Br LONDON OOP NARKS% r - • Marna= ale. Whig :- ; ; 11610; 63,310 maim ; Oar. LONDON NOWT, Whop M prim. raw my Orley. MIMS • Win LECHLADI CM= MARILIT, Jr 30 —nen • Imp ...

... his sentiments on that met ting, was dead against any compromise with the House o? lords. (Loud appUiue ) “ Compromue.’’ good Whig like Lord Macaalay had told them, was tbe of polities. * It might have been so, but compromise was not tbe essence of statesmanship ...

... on this meeting, be would say that eras dead against any compromise with the House of Lords (cheers). Lord Maoanlsy, good Whig, said that compromise was the eaeeaoe of politics. It might have been so but compromise was not the essence of statesmanship ...

... by ma mammon haser, with the odor now additions, In iambi an Monday, May the 10th. The et tho akar is to be 30 la height. ii Whig anted is do ; Loa Ilearmq has mitt+ bon India to the el widah Oar H. AS. do to ay that hops ode la be at arsony-lizth mating ...

... raaine—to be willing to tabs ander Mr. Dimas& H. (11r. Chamberlain) andireed to be a Radial when Sir William Harcourt a medlerate Whig est es eras chair politician, and he • Radical when he Wm. Harcourt was dodo/ in Parnellite (laughter and cheers). BM no a ...

... figure in public life when he was returned for Berwickshire at the exciting general election which followed the dismissal of the Whig Ministry by William IV. in November, 1834. His success was one of the Conservative triumphs of that election. Sir Hugh, however ...

... there at his own request ‘‘ as far from Kingsand Camsars as the space will admit of.” Under the Igt‘)rth- West Tower is the * Whig Coruer,” and opposite, the Bapfisu:, rechristened by Dean Sianley ‘¢ Little Poets’ Corner,” where are the memorials to Keble ...