... solved *° follow 1;116 suggestions of lose on the land. The kefch looked at one tne like com ing to grief on the Horse Rock.whiG'ik-s just to the west of the harbour, and then, that ddinger had been overcome, she got. roadbide on to the harbour entrance ...

... Defence candidates. No doubt, the less they said about themselves the bettel. Proceed- ing, he asserted that he was a moderate Whig or moderate Liberal he wa3 an advanced Liberal, or, if they preferred it, a Radical. The old quarrel with the House of Lords ...

... party cm- I fiot, social amenities are not dead in the divisimn. The16 inew year was ushered-in with a pleasant ball,.at which Whig and Tory tripped it right merrily into the small hours of h meriting. It was mentioned on Monday j that the Liberal party, ...

... take from the enemy. Let them, too, sink their differences on minor points, and till the danger is past discard every name, Whig and Torv, Conservative and Liberal, and hen aeforth Dresent to the foe a solid, united party known only by the one name of ...

... NationalReview. He pointed out that while Al thL ibea party hus been declaiming against the the House of Lords, the rich Whigs of the party sidez ehave been scheming, subscribing, and enter- than tain Ial round, with the view of being lordE h rewarded ...

... the patronage of the Crown. Sydney s Smith observed, in the days of the first reformed Parliament, that if you met a young Whig you did not ask him whether he was a Commissioner, but into what department of human life it was his business to inquire. A ...

... conduct. Mr Haldane's ability is as unquestionable as his superiority. Mr M'wan is a level-headed if also somewhat belated Whig. If they are endeavouring to convey to the constituencies an impression of the ideas which Lord Rose- bery would do his best ...

... 18i5, 3; total, 7. Sh Out-patients-New, 5; old, 28; total. 33. Gifts:-20 eggs, Mrs. H. Wilkins. 6 couples of rabbits, E. R. Whig- field, Eq.; ditto, R. N. Byass, Esq.: oake, Mrs. Pearce, er graps and appIes, Mr.N. Reynolds; Gnew calico womren's ...

... accusation l of treachery. The Whigs and the Radicals are at open war over the policy which the 4 Government should adopt. And really one is not surprised that the Radicals should i pour out vials of thin ridicule upon the latest Whig scheme for stiffening and ...

... of E. W. Pim, High Street; £1 7s from the mrnploves ''Ulster echo. por Father of Chapel: £2 l9s from compositors 'Northern Whig ; £6 6s from the Bricklayers' Society. 80 OLD AGE PENS1IN3. The Earl of Wharncliffe presiding yesterday ?? the annual meeting ...

... that shire in 1780, but had been t numbered among Fox's Martyrs atthedisastrous I dissolution of 1734, which drove the Whigs from r power for virtually half a century.- Byng, as Father of the House of Commons, had succeeded -Thomas William Coke ...

... (Hear, hear.) M-Ir A. J. KurnLF said he would not agree with ti-e chairman that the present condition of things al in the Whig party gave no satisfaction to the a Parnellites. Every one of the opponents of Mr ,d Parnell would go down, and, thank God ...