... men -iho R. refused to believe him, and, after lookingabout )st for a scorching imprecation, began to call '8 them Tories. A Whig meant originally a man Mn with a sour face, a man who. like the Barry st Free Chulic. Council, thinks because he: is its ...

... Gounod's Sere- nade, with violin accompaniment played by Mr. Hcnrv, was also sweetly sung. Her third effort was Silver Whigs with 'cello obligate*) played by Mr. Thorpe. As an encore she sang Sleep love, it is not yet the dawn. Mr. Edwin Thorpe's ...

... bring ‘The Queena.” Oor Queen, gentlemen, is really « wonderfa’ woman, if I mary say it; she's ane tha guid acid sort, Nac Whig, maleeries or falderals about her, bat a douce daeceat lady. She's reepectable beycnd a’ doot. She has brocht op a grand family ...

... (Laughter.) I can remember when London was the highest expression of Liberal enthusiasm, the strongest trust of the leaders of the Whig or LiberaL party. In every part of London, I remember when I was living there, most of all in the Borough of Maryle. bone, ...

... information asked for. Infilece.`-You may sue for the value of the watch. (M '.l-There was a general eiection in November, 1868. 'Whig.-The Central Library was burnt down January 11, 1879. Fancr.'-General Builer was slightly wounded near Cbienso. ,B1. C. A ...

... is a matter R re of history that the Factory Acts were passed in the teeth of the most bitter a ,as saj opposition from the Whig party-the Libe- k at rals of their time. Much as we praise the h nd reat Reform Bill of 18S, it must not be' L bieA oln forgotten ...

... 1323. BIr, ecev!od an academic education, studied aw, and, begas its practice in 1844. Hpe -wa:s a egae to the Na- tional Whig Convention of 1843 and 1852, and a. member of Congress fromn 1855 to 1861. 1ie en- tered the Repablican party scm afier ilE ...

... dates have, up to the time of writing, contaived to poll sorue 1,100,000 votes: as against about 1,400,000 given to. Tory and Whig candidates. So that if Chamber- lain's electioneering claptran is to be received, not very far short of one-hilf of the electors ...

... t. o. The tiliborals. on t.he (-,,rtiatV- late gone 3 r tifmr. Thre Queen's first (a--.-nnvrrt w-eS Lt-rd ?4-I b youone's Whig Adminisctraon tcii- was rrplal i. ,te Censervazivre Ministrs- (i Ser I>:AL The Queen ad. -bo ten wars on tl'eho l!rvne 5v6i- ...

... prior to her I p return to England to travel North and p touch at certain places on the S0otti.sh t coast. It is the Northcrn Whig that t makes the statement, which the journal C says is given on excellent authority. If h this be the case, the Queen will ...

... find that the expenses of the Conseivative candidate, Mr. Maclean, were no less han £1,173, of his opponent, Sir cedin the Whig interest, £1,139. V X The meaning of that is that candidates have made a present to the eonstitnency of these large sums for ...

... general public opinion of the century. (Cheers.) Pamrliarment was always in these matters predom- inaintly Conservative or Whig, and there we,. many upon tho Liberal side who wero perhaps iii an undue degree concerned for the supposed rights of prosperity ...