... Cluinido-UUSIBT CaIIUILS er ail 11.1%11. COWER& Loalcs Delp W • Isamu 1,i..-se_AarsUmi. pormaasatly. a rympatbrue eseneher of Whig a of of las owe. - * -- 1111. - E - IFI st suacsizas ono smerwicaupslal=4-nlyt AL. Ms*. Terms.. -ITS COWITIETTAL. Noe sir -TEE ...

... articles, although ina increasing infrequency, up to 1861. . It w1as in 1852 that he became a Ireinber of Brook's, the great Whig Club in St James's Street. It was not long before he enamined that usost cherished possession of the club, the betting- hbook ...

... to The Ministry. As he wee • Whig. sad the Ministry Tory. he hesitated to compromise his principles. Cried the Lard Mayor. who saw his glees had not her. touched— Where sticks the Ministry'r At nothing, replied Whig. nod emptied his glass with • good ...

... The walls of the eleister were hung with carious old roomers renrewoiring the life and adventures and =indulges amines oh Whig sad Calnenbanne. both to the sixth or seventh who brought Gospel and civilisation into these wild parts. Such was Blsokie—Peet ...

... Those t two hon. gentlemen were the belated remnants of F 2what he hoped was the exploded Liberal policy, t the remnantsof the Whig-Jingo belief . (Laughter. ) He wished those two hon. gentlemnen would t confine themselves to their duty as Whips t at the ...

... not believe in names, and cared sos far Councillor Ferguson, who was well received, bh a question by not they called a man a Whig, bcgan by say ing that tne workers had the quently .we men parted o house, but Rowe returned. il Was | @ Radical, or a Laberal ...

... proposals are having ha xhi ptience and frith sorelyr tried by the i totem Governm-ut. Aunythbin more alien to old nit ~iheral anld Whig pminsinir-s than this bill could - i bardly be conceived, and I for ons have been At forced to the ennolusioan thlat there ...

... that the Liberian people were preparing for tile election of a new President. Acting-President Coleman was nominated by the Whigs for the Presi- dency, and Mr Ross as Vice-President. The I party have not, so far, selected a candidate. Mr Coleman, in his ...

... pieties Emmet too, pis Fedi tic. law, ENTIeS, 18 and 19 SWIM Ike IMP DOT, Tana Trot Orr ra-Jenirtns& floe Brass Tam e -G. Whigs Wt. 4116 cart, 66 Barrel Mawr 14a, Lub. 011 Hardware Da. aster 1 heal. MI. 342 t. Mortals Kb Crepe Machinery Week+ T d7u cot ...

... grounds upon which it is based are not calculated to pecure the that it is evident he aim. at By his ewn account, Mr. Shaw is a Whig of some sort, and must not be classed with the Liberal Party of to-day.' How it comes, then, that admires the flow of Ita. ...

... Lord Balfour of Borleigh is seedy Inarmary. Paisley Neale lt to be the analgenentag fkri•ty. £3: Pad T , 1 / 4 4. 8 a, the &Whig of the Parieh could be tmveseed in MOD; Thr eel titre t e.P. Meech. lokulre le 2 • 1 • II • .• shin beyond the 31 members ...

... adjournment was rejected by 263 voting in the ity with the Governme:.' Irish the minority. only exception was that of was one of Whigs under the late who voted with the Unionists in the majority. 'G LON RAGED AND | tragedy was enacted at Princess Read, Finsbury ...