... party preserved the best traditions of the old Whigs, who combined the defence public and private liberties with respect for the rights of property and the great institutions of country. If the old Whigs Are doomed extinction that better, in the Duke's ...

... faree has end in the exnuision of Mr. Healy from the committee of the Whig party. He has bee successively fred out of the National Leagne of Great Britain, of the executive of the Whig Federa- tion, and of the committee of his party, but strange to relate ...

... of General Committee of tltc National Liberal Federation, w-ill held at Leeds, next Wednesday, in the interest of Local Veto whig of the Liberal party. A letter signed by a name which we will not divulge, but which is that of leading temperance advocate ...

... Od y d* £1% oppose, and this was recently, by evening papers, coolly transferred court, despite the fact, that it was old Whig leader, who died Tlarcourt was an infant, and before m Churchill wae born. But the astern - afforded the Times, which f t'' ...

... Toryism conjured up by the rhetoricians of Radicalism. Mr. Balfour's speeches resemble very closely spirit and aim those of the Whig statesmen of past generation, when they were most in harmony with the ideas of the solid and sensible body of middle-class ...

... established and © the traditions of ouse of I can- e Ught Tight the leader of that House should to take a incipal part in an ‘Whig, ctr the seat of the Speaker. Such tan. re to the whole spirit and practice Nar} anne bur prevailed in our party contests, ...

... Toryism conjured the rhetoricians of Radicalism. Mr. Balfour's speeches resembie very closely spirit and aim those of the Whig statesmen of a past generation, when they were most in with the tdeaa of the solid and sensible body of middle-class Englishmen ...

... are presented f ance by the unerring tests of their resy] ts. or their accept- of allying the fortunes of I to those of lish Whig party was tried by ho was @ the Eng- giant, and it failed disastrously. t has been tried again by political pigmies, and it ...

... replica of one that was stolen—in 36 hours. It was said the burglars were in the employ of the Whigs. A dissolution was imminent at the time, and as the Whigs desired to avert it, they were charged with stealing the Great Seal, without which the Sovereign ...

... but to place »t disposal the means challenging the verdict our (xmnrrymen to very fullest extent possible open the policy of Whig subserviency which has brought our country nothing but disappointment and humiliation. The Dnchess of Bnccleoch and says the ...

... J Ons, refer to a file of the Manchester Courier’ the Une, 1347 : 3, the Conservatives about 21, and Liberals about 15: 6, Whig; 7, no, that they thank them for the greater part ot the factory . tion. AN UNPLEASANT PICTURE. Eprror oF THE MANCHESTER COURIER ...

... WOOL SALES. London, Tuesduy. fifth ange of auctions opened at the Wool 194 000 bal to-day, the total new available being Whig 9 (excluding 67,500 bales forwarded direct), £24, ther with 30,000 bales of old stock, make 500 bal €s to be submitted during ...