... winter, and at Cannes. He has never been a keeps up a most charming it tic! hereditary tradition, and a by feeling. jan, is a Whig by (From the Pall Mall Gazette.) The Czar will bly land at Leith on hi is arrival in Scotland, the Imperial yacht will remain ...

... their conaection with trade or industry. But no dcutt there were plenty of large manu- facturess on the Liberal side, the old Whig exclusive- ness was more umapproachable than th: Tory. Mr. Gladstone should be aware that it was the late Mr W. H. intention ...

... Church-living. In the counties thore was a sembiance of the representative principle, but it was only a question whether the Whig or the Tory candidate was backed by the more powerful combination of interest wealth ; the real contest was always between ...

... the Act, and the ‘7 the Ten Hoars Bill was intro- duced for the last time, and, in spite of the opposition Acts had been the Whigs, it was carried. ted time to time these supplemen' oy oe others, : and the founda- a were tions of Acts to apply to pointed ...

... was his father’s ald Lord and late Dukes of iti his nephews regiment for Gearge II of 174 Mr. Berkeley through life consstent Whig, and as a warming-pan for other mesbers of in 1866. He has survived by some months hus cousin, the late him rater 4 curious ...

... BARTON, BKISTOI* GRAND SHOW Or QRESS Comprising the Latest Novelties, offered tho .in.illi.-t rale LaitlsS should visit i.ur Whig.,*., ail.t Judge tor see the Variety .'lTer. SPECIALITIES. FLORIDA CLOTH, all wool. n.n>: autumn .hades. 9 full .ire THK ...

... carefully laid on. the couch well wrapped iv warm rugs, aud without delay carried out his cell, through the* passage of the east whig the prison— where the and his companions goat have spent the whole their time since their conviction at the High Conrts by ...

... told that they are not required. And more than this. If the Radical revolt should succeed to the extent its leaders hope, the Whigs in the Commons—as Sir H. Sir Epwarp Grey, and a few other very capable men are styled—will be deposed in the interest of the ...

... last, against his For he no more can w Archdeacon, ‘famous the — His fi delight while yet in life, strife Bat aye Rada, and Whigs, And Gladstone-lovers ip ‘Their scourge aud restless foe, In Convocation shone bis Racy, refined is mind, in world below No ...

... day, at the Mechanics’ New Swindon, by Mr R. Marriott, of New Oxford, lectarer in was Sir Robert W: cenjury. There was a the Whig party of was held last under the ke read the Mr A. to £616 lls while showed that the receipts was £12 9s 2d @ meeting of this ...

... and he at that time held the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Lady Fortescue survived her husband (who was a prominent Whig leader between 1820 and 18531 for thirty-five years. Lord and Lady Bathurst, who spent the hunting season at Cirencester House ...

... secticn ef the Upposition which is clameuring for the com- separation of the National Liberal Federa- tien from the (Ceatral the Whigs’ Ofice is called, that all the Medical pagers (olay memtain attitode of sitting 0@ the feace, snd until things develop themesives ...