... member of the Cheshire Militia, and his wife followed the drum with him to the North. He was also (it would appear) at Whig of Whigs; his wife’s Whiggcry was tempered by humour and good sense, but was pretty strong, too, and she found many bitter thing ...

... at home? Si vant - Yes, nuium. M1istress: What did they say? Serrant: How fortinit'. The new editor of the Bslfast Northern Whig, in succession to the late Mr. Thomas Mackright is, says NYe' Irelton1., Mr. Joseph Fisher, a barrister who was born in the ...

... Chamberlain, bhe li~i ii h Cabinet, the Yellow Press, the itocl Echan-ge Slwindlers, ?? pa4triots, bloodt,'trsty ceergy, andthe Whig journals, Otadled hoy th bJ in 0 ws? The bugliars have Lund it a little nifficrlt to break into the Els vasal they cannot, ...

... Singularly enough, none of the daily papers have cared to reproduce this indiscretion, just as they have refrained-the contemptible Whig and Jingo Daily News among them-from commenting upon the letters recently published with reference to the Jameson Raid. The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... policy; so will the financial Jews, and the sweeps of t6he Stock Exchange. Tj'he Radical Deiuocraey regard it and all other Whig Joulsrals with contempt. In London, please goodness, from Monday next, we shalf have one daily Radical Democratic journal, ...

... more in the future. The electors of York, where, quite recently, there was not the difference of a dozen votes between the Whig and the Tory strength, have showed in the most unmistakable manner that Yorkshiremen have not lost the quality of shrewd c ...

... biographer of Lord Althorp. and the predecessor of Sir Erskine May, was a case in point. Sir Denis Le 'Marchant was a good Whig, and a cautious mian. It is said that he was once consulted by Mr. Speaker Denison, who saw a storm brewing in the House, end ...