... pointed out that the early days of our Parliamentary system the Tories represented the agricultural interest and the Ci'own, the Whigs the gi;eat nobles, lawyers and town industries. To-day there is no' such clean-cut division of parties, the parties of progress ...

... bees Cumin* trk e t mew bele' elated at below a --o home Is elsooriisd so Wiltoost side% mod la lissilast -0-- That it lin. Whig this la Pita ligice the sod the o mans sag a of Ow atil, mina wake he to tab.. —o Ts* ter of sled of the ROM is to be hv.l ...

... Stuckey, v. Davis, G. Lewis, jun., ifferent Mayes (clerk).—The following were nomine vunci _ 1 members 9! seconded by Mr. | Whig, iby Mr. E. Edward Cornish, posed | of the Cornish ; Mr. et two G. Lewis, by Mr. T. Mr. W. & F Fr ad the seconded by Mr. S ...

... ?. Molls? mcast of diff, tent colours, aid it the? at the Radical part? the? weald find that there was the buff of the old Whig, the mom bilioas ?»Uow of the Liberal, ths ted of the Radical and Socialist, tbs graan. la fact two •bsdss of grssa, tea Irish ...

... cry f«ir Parliamentary ref-jrm grew still louder The question was. would Wellington listen. He g-«id his retreat, and the Whigs came in under L* rd tlrcy plrdg«-d ref.ant and- their Bill passed ...

... CALLED SY WIRELESS. ---, NO PERSONAS. Durum. plagliw*3 SYBA l o . lll 9 Weibtesday. The British collided last night with Whig- The of each ipso Wm hi, but , did not sink owim W she eempartuseroa. They called far he 4 by of their wire. he telepaphic ...