... (there wore no others) was in coontry districts almost as raro a visitant as a comet. The old Morning Chronicle (a moderate Whig) and the Morning Heraldl (an impas. sioned Tory) used to come in his way. Mr.. Malletts Press Jubileo occurred three or four ...

... and MerriatuG, In. 2d. ; Arrin- tDceqr m.- Lovo'i;d l-areniage,8id.; Vihel Force. is. St.; MetsfruitF, 1U j- 'I .kIi Lady WHiG; the Camellias, 2s. I. lane hlore, hse 9die VII us aut A110OWir I.i Sd.; The Ilytdropa. thic Euneclopredia,21le.. Speotel Ilints ...

... inatural Dsitigo. Tlir motion ceased . , I irs on the top of thie wtr evas riot properly inre, :rcrd by it fly with oecced op whig, the nearest npproech the look of a tly rireri wir ii leg roirnd iii the wau' indicnteil being: to do array vrith wviugs aidr ...

... ed bendtheu draeion.cne bry con. tines!i ecegn.higrlaxed, Botldeys ?? aSUFF POTERS ANDM CASTHE, ARCH T18LLCROUPLS, LoNDoN WH.,IG o~ B wil bringlad FreeSamlpr ?? ofipost. idrf ?? 'Oweienge to ethenstrive dcayedin twon tinualcouhingr craecti poldbn0. 1 ...

... Giad. stone set them free in 1884 almost alarmed the land. lords out of their wits. At the General Election of 1885 orerv Whig saddle was emptied as effec. tuahly as the Sutherland Highlanders emptied the Muscovite saddles at nalaclava. The vulgar ...

... s Ia l1t0 before it during the rerrtirr. After prcoio'X asc ?? Coerniou Act ait tihe iintifathirn ol Mr. i lrot ' . W th;u Whig Liberals vnilhnd to qaiet o.irs the Bi' boet of tire Radicils were ee°!orey anxies to the unfortunlte tonalt-s, Tire rcnsut ...

... perhaps as Sir Charles Wood, died ait a good old age soein twelve years ago. HeO wee what, POp wvould heave called an ''old, odd Whig.'' it would havle puzzled aI Seontrhi-Ainerieau icryaor of Jewishi extraetion to tell the difference between lisa politics ...

... and Lord Beaconsfield it'l to go to Berlin in Lord Salisbury's wal.e. Gla-Ltone was perhaps the most powerful Minister the Whigs ever kept in attendance and they were always on tenter-hooks lest his conscieitions belief in whatever tended to his political ...

... commoitted to prison, and sentenced to the stoct;s-the latter being remitted, His hionours were restored to himi by tlte Whigs, for lie was au uncomipromising Radical, He emancipated the Sontls A merica~n States from time tyranny of Spain and Itelped ...

... Commercial Treaty with France (1860) was concluded and the Paper Duty abolished (1861). In 1865 died l-ord Palmerston, the great Whig, ewo had managed to stem the swelling tide of Democracy and Radicalism. Earl Russell became Prime Minister, with MIr. Gladstone ...

... who were furious at his opposition to Lord Beacouslield's foreign policy. Lord Beaconeflold's famous phrase Dishing the Whigs referred to the discomfiture of Mr. Gladstone's party by the introduction of the Tory Reform Bill in 1807. At the close of ...

... oMir. T. Dundas Pillane for a timely selection of Forgotten 'l'ruths front the sceechis and writings of tge ereat Jrish Whig, Edmund Birke. The extrtets are made with great jndunment, arid they are pecleorly appropriate to the qiteations of to-day ...