... far back as 1737. , derlr the election contests for Exeter i l73O 1770, blue was the ooloar of the ~anl yellow or buff of the Whig party. j waa probablY chosen as being the Royal rad orange is entrally Bupposed to eeect~d f'om tije association of ?? Gf Orange ...

... FX-aru-u; >w~zrrdr sotu I't l~sfr*fyed7 to ;; ?? ?? ?? ii: fu-u , t x,, t t, ;en r. ?? 'r 3 t e l : ] = z~~p'rdifl iv ias hc ;W-hig i, r o ib uk -iC ut .t1 t, u-u s1 :,p ,,hs ?? SilL1 Ca lettrs Lrn r -n vow v naiicf tvi tort: dort: * ex~offoro cp :S. ? dt ...

... the result of taking advantage ol rmatrket fluctuitioiS.-DiET';EE COURIER. Written with an expert knowledgc. -ANORTIKENN WHiG. To be obtained of all Booksellers, from the Publisher, EFFINGHAM WILSON, Royal txchange, London, E.C., or oi the Authors, ...

... loht tlV O U ' llp jm part it loomes a the t1,t lb1s t olsti yo~n hide 11,0 po -s ti dd e 1osO hose 1,thiel~tW d itil0~ r I whig,, Sutes L00' tor as 1. usi ht~4fdn'r teotl, ~~Oo 00eltQj~ IYdi w ill' deprive ~YCQ of th, ?? all nene vari tts l o wpL1~ I'l' ...

... oNOT BUY COIMIONT BENZINE. JLJ See lice word COli.lAS Gn cire Label and Cap, I'Which is tle origisal Extra Itelined ' . After Whig it becoueis qfcite odourleew. EN>i'ZIN1, C'OLL]AS.-Asik i ...

... l Titles, lie had something interesting and suggestive to say upon almost everything that cropped up. lie woas a professed Whig, or rather Liberal-Conservative (a designa- tion not then extinct), and on the whole Lord John Russell could reckon him among ...

... ICALLLY E.L(COMMENDJ)EDb lils CU A iTA ?? kJl; IMVkflU;;lUS fl01EASES f47 0I1GH1T'S COAL TAR BOAP tfv FOR SKiN' ZLSSA ZrA i WhIG}IT, COAL TAR SOAP V4 7 ,FOR JELtA'R SKINS j 'EY RIGHT3' COAL I2 12T SOAP FOR tPifVLES & BLOTCHSOI{I nX; v.ii('176l-, ?? TAR' ...

... February 25, 1868), the Premier resigning on account of ill-health. The Coalition Ministry of Lord Aberdeen, composed of Whigs, Radicals, and some followers of Peel, had an existence of two years and a month (December, 1852, to January, 1855). Lord ...

... caused at the defeat of Miss Dod by Mrs. 1-bare and of hSary 1i -lezlett (thme champion.) by, the youngt- Scotch player, Miss Whig- Ithe first routid. ba tla At )X ford yesterday the Dark Blues beat St. Bartholomewv'sHsia P t '~atrploi decisivefashioam ...

... byL Mrt Ctri.Tapior tcoa'ducted by ttecoite, Til-S!.%nt. UT aA i'Mra. )Larch ~2. aL eight.ArGt-im Lilian Stanwiet. CmI M_. Whig ey Mckr'.dg~e. &aol Mr. Andirow IIack. Oryseiltl-. 100 Mr. Blallotr 3?rleA. 7a. Md. C.. Sa.. 4w; gallery VTpsmr - 0)01). Is ...

... (WeQst HTArtCpoo).-Wo do not reply by post. Sir Christophler Fusrneess is in our Black List in another column of the paper as a Whig-dingo, supsporter of Lord Rosebery. SenUTe Is ?? REPUBLI~CANc.-MaRy thahnks K. J. (Leytoivstcne),-The Gluegew; Weekly Mail ...

... It is net our statement, apda ove have no reason to believe that Ms. Lawson is other t4le' a supporter of Lord Roesebery's Whig Jingo party. TWO lNicAvEaS Os' YORESHiREuCoN.-Ohliged for your in- teresting letter. Anxxoue.'-Tle latter, we should say. F ...