... BRISTOL TIMES. The WESTERN MORNING NEWS. The LEEDS MERCURY. The BRADFORD OBSERVER. The YORKSHIRE POST. The BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG:lc4c. NEW EDITION. ...

... Victoria in 1837, Lord Jobn Russell, in addressing the electors of Stroud, thus referred to the suggested abolition of the terms Whig and gl'nry, and the adoption by the latter party of 'the then new term Couservative :—“lf they are really aud truly conservatives ...

... see There’s mine in the right hut Of the guid auld Scottish nation! Even Chambers did not publish nil of “You’re welcome, Whigs, frae Bothwell Brigs.” In fact, the The date, from the lines—■ Here’s to the King o’ Swede, Fresh laurels crown his head; on ...

... Federation, on popular and unofficial lines, with an unauthorised programme. Officialdom howled with indignation, and the Whigs denounced him as a bandit. Pat the Federation became the principal motive factor in the Party. Whips, wirepullers, and office ...

... Presidentship of the Union. Heis a fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, has brains; which, indeed, runin the old Whig family of Russell. The death of Stambuloff reminds ons of the fact that numerous murders of the kind have been committed or ...

... Presidentship of the Union. He is a fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, has brains; which, indeed, run in the old Whig family of Russell. The death of Stamb doff reminds one of the fact that numerous inurdars of the kind have bees eonsnsitted ...

... twee the Bosse WU, which Ye is AMMO eaeseeir. In thaw tin Its shoe MOW° heel ie swaths, to aothia( et he lauswee made by the Whig el a pomp) la the maths el the law the easselled, wader the House Bill. $100,000,000. Awl V the lambed bees the would at lunl ...

... Presidentship of the Union. He is a fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, ham brains; wilizb, indeed, run in the old Whig family of Hassell. The death of Stambalol reminds one of the fact that numeroug mur.liira of the kiad hare been or attempted ...

... Presidentship of the Union. Ile is • fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, 1164 brains; which, mu sed, run in the old Whig family of Russell. - - - • • • - • - The death of ' Stambuloff reminds one of the fact that nutnerous munlera of the kind have ...

... FARTNERSHIP, A LArcr p Viding ¢ Fonun 5 ‘ l’kfli.\'g whig suallt capital, to launch a \!A‘lz eSS Sets an s ders in hand; large profits; 'j‘l. |(-v-.'f S“‘:;:'l\'lnu-;,l : 1;(:;:0'_*.:.“” ,\,W._ ]M-h-ml:“‘l Uowith small capital to extend jewelry ...

... combined the Presidentehip of the Union. He is a fine young fellow, woo. though a splendid oar, waich, indeed. In the old Whig family of The death of Stambsioff reminds one of the feet that numerous murders of the k: •ve been commitA or attempted ...

... Presidentship of the Union. Be is a fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, has balm: which, indeed, run in the old Whig family of Russell. The death of Stainbiloff reminds one of the fmt that uumeroue moelr•s of the kind have been ruin. mate.] ...