... badly, that in small hunches of anemones beat any previous record. Nevi! Sportlnir Orounev. Equally memorable are the Tory and Whig associations respectivelv of the chief places between which Royalty divides the season's sporting visits. At the Knowsley coverts ...

... UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURER. In America the cost of Whig is cheaper than it is in this cenatry.—Mr. CHAPLIN. at Mitcham. last night. The high price of food in Germany was effectively dealt with by messages rrcchcd from correspondents in that country yesterday ...

... not students of political economy. You remind me that I used to call myself a Whig. I reply that rejoice in the name. and that what I hate given you is the soundest of Whig doctrine. Your affectionate wide. SEXEX RI 11l S. , d..;.,s ~ . ~ . at at t . ...

... was low. Pitt's reign of terror was justified by the danger of sedition and revolution. Percival was a much liner fellow than Whig historians will allow, and his tragic death prevented. him from revealing his full powers . Castlereagh's was a noble life ...

... Meunier. THE FOLLIES.—To-Night. at 11.307, MAT. TIWRS. and SATS. at 2.210. PELISSIER'S POTTED PLAYS. Fires of Pate and The Whig. and the of a Masie-Hall. (Headan H. Potted Pantomime.) Tel., Ger. 3243. ALOWYCILa-REMARKABLE BEDROOM Dk.%SIA, THE SAD GIRL ...

... that she ever kept an eating-house; but the undeniable fact of her religion was probably the chief cause of offence to a good 'Whig in those early days of the Hanoverian succession, and it would appear to have influenced the Chancellor in his decision. Of ...

... lived here in Ful- brought wood's House, and valued his furniture at £6O. a huge price for skill, that period. Here the Whig Club, and Melbourne and Oates's sible. • Club, met in the reign of Charles 11., and here stood Squire's thing to coffee-house ...

... District, and the London, Chatham, and !lover, and the Leaden, Brigham. and South Coast stations, the Praed-street and Paddington Whig of just the same period. The Liverpool-street and Sisbopegatnetreet subway is of some years later, being constructed at a time ...

... Radicals, and of the Radicals opposed not only to Cconservatism, because, Mr. Ben.' ' nett. it has to be remembered that though Whig- gism has developed into Liberalism, and Liberalism into Radicalism, the NVhig mind. just as much as the Tory mind, is opposed ...

... Gallery; different, indeed, as youth and maturity may he, yet clearly the same individual. Here, too, are others who became Whig leaders; NVhitbread, Grenville, Lambton, Charles Grey, all by Romney, and among his most charming productions. Here, too, is ...

... Government Nvhich can carry on. Think e l it, my dear nephew, before it is too late. On tl - .is occasion you can't dish the Whigs. and you may very easily dish vourselves. --Your affectionate l'nele, SFNEX RUSTICI S. Sta,—The grand voyant, or great seer ...

... Cathedral the kift of the Lord Chancellor. There have been five Bishops Norwich during the last hundred ears—Bathurst and Stai - Whigs and Broad Churchmen; Hinds and Pelham, strong gelicals; and Dr. Sheepshanks, who is a High Churchman. Tkough he had lived in ...