... JINGO-WHIG. To l describe so genial a personality as that of Lord ROSEBERY, especially when his legs are under the mnahogany of hospitality, as the skeleton at the feast, sounds somewhat inappropriate. And vet the ?? cannot be said to have diffused an ...

... withdrauwal there Las been a struggle ?? Whigs and lo:divals to get holild of the party machitre. Sir William Harreorrt and Mr. Morley have hteen stmnnbling-blocks in the way of the Whigs. Natuirally these Whigs have songht by hook and by crook to get ...

... T1HE NEWV WHIG PARTY. JINGO AND YEWV AL[IANCE. This week the Earl of Rosebery visited Bath for the purpose of afflbing tablets to houses of historic interest and of talking about Pitt. The douiple function is signifi- cnut. The great Jingo, Pitt, sszis ...

... Tories began to call themselves Conservatives and the Whigs to describe themselves as Liberals, is a matter of no real importance or historical valac. A Whig called by any other name, a blasted 'Whig' is all the same, is as true to-day as in 1830. The ...

... Munday's Viridine, the marvellous corn core. You should never travel without-It, In bottles. Is pest free, J- Mnndny, Cbemis'WHig'h-street, Cardiff ...

... Cibber became great friends, and Cibber wrote several characters especially for him. Doggett died in 1721, atid being a staunch Whig bequeathed a sum of money to purchase a scarlet coat and silver badge to be rowed for at the begin- ning of August to commemorate ...

... Railway Com- pany, and managed by Spiers and Pond. Mr. Thomas MacKnight, for upwards of thirty years editor of the ^orthern Whig, Belfast, and author of '-The Life of Edmund Burke, The Life of Bolingbroke, Thirty Years of Politics, and other works ...

... we had seen in our Australian Colonies. There had been in this country in recent years a great and unfortunate reversion to Whig ideals, and there had also been a great block of reforms in the prominence of the Irish and other questions, which had kept ...

... binations of workmen (many of which had been passed by the Whigs who were in power from 1714 to 1770) which took place in 1799-1800 under the Tories, and apparently without any opposi- tion from their Whig opponents (as the absence of any reports of debates ...

... SEASON FOR WAITING. Only one thing, I ask, darling! she whig. pered. Wl,,Lt is it, Illy own sweet fie yelled. Let our engagement be a secret for another month. Why? No, let me tell the world you are mine. Let iiie show them the prize I have won ...

... we had seen in onr Australian Colonies. There had been in this country in recent years a great and unfortunate reversion to Whig ideals, and there had also been a great block of reforms in the prominence of the Irish and other questions, which had kept ...

... NEWPORT'S SATURDAY NIGHT. ) The Newport borough magistrates at their pitting yesterday investigated a disturbance whig- eccarrcd in Dock-street on Saturday night last, i.a which two women and three men were said to have been engaged. The scene was alleged ...