... dwindled at.' and more. In Kintyre, as Dr. Colv',Ile the Argyll family planted, ab2cut le@ or a population of Covenanting Whigs fron yM. shire, at Campbeltown- Iheir deseeW,& I language is (or was) a queer mixture of te Scots with the G-Aelic. SCleuzaeCh ...

... Queen as Emnpres6 of India, Founded that Imperialism uhich has grown since like a upas tree and has poisoned Conservatives, Whigs, and iladica h aike. Cvn', if wve are a thinking and a patriotic people, rolsmous for the best interests of the State, and ...

... Society can hardly be regarded any longer as a Socialistic body, but rather as a trimming- clique of Opportunists who are mostly Whigs. Their burking of the resolution rondemnatory of CgasTbei lain's stock-jobbing war is tire last straw in the career of a s ...

... ASSOCIATION.. SOUTH WALIES AND NOMIOUTH. BOMB EMMA 00P. WIND ROUND. • • EBBW TALL This We int pare Mobs We. a bows. d Whig by 1 giali pine TY NW • LLOXIMINISOO. SOUTH MAIM AND MONMOUTH. SIM JUNIOR CUP. ROUND. WOW UNIONISTS • OADDIPIP bolas s imaAM Mon ...

... religion from the great majority of the inhabitants. He was what it was then the fashion to call a 'Whig- Radical' though more Perhaps of a Radical than a 'Whig; and he was a pillar and sup- port of the Unitarin Church. He bore his faculties so rieshly as ...

... _llellth—Coldael Wilma. Herta, 8.0.1 k, tee Hale awn Zonas 'weld the Seas Is Nara beta bated Bath* to tat& orb amble to ..ally nap Whig the bonbon, lateatloaallt as. pude t_ and I as paititte is glee the ear lister of an academe, obese ease red town% kmowledae ...

... talent hle could find, he systematically drove out everv mail of ability and independence of spirit, 1r;d thus broke up the Whig narty, wvlich Iwas then more than five-sixths of tire Rouise of' Cometiols into a number of hostile cliques. The attemlpt of ...

... Partridge and Mr. Townsend. had led to the abandonment by the old Harrow families of a school no longer so much frequented by the Whig aristocracy, who thronged its ranks after the Reform Bill of 1832, while the governing body had not realized the popular e ...

... than a false friend. Therefore we say VOTE RATHE}R FOR THR TORT JINGo THAaN FOR THE WHIG JINGO. There is not a pin's point to choose between them, except that the Whig is the more hypo- critical of the two. &r. F. A. Channing, M.P., has called atten- tion ...

... to be a danger of a multiprliify of randid Ates fcr ?fr Dunbar Barton's seat in M ?id-Armagh, according to the N Xorthern Whig. WVe have ?? beard of no less tham seven The IVyves tare of cour-e to the fore, wibut, l w-b1st all were pleased with Mr Dunbar ...

... be tbeir organiser, Ur J. Holman, or ear &aided behal in the jostio• of thew eau% sad in tbe nntottotutte event of . strike Whig k..d aaareidabie soatidentily loot to Moods of Laboat to rally to their .opport. SO.—Railwaymen amused of s %Nog ottmotage ...

... now the only Radical daily paper published in London. It is the duty of all our readers to buy it to the exclusion of Jingo Whig prints. It seems strange that the man who for many years has taken a leading part in providing for the entertain- snont of ...