... North-sireet. Rw‘n'l‘,\hbi‘ smart Boy wanted; good wages. Apply 102, Westboroush. TVIu good Masons wanted.—Apply John Jaram whiG Son, Buyders and Contractor, 16, Giadstone-sireet, Scarborough. T T e — “'A.\ TED. st once. General Servant.—Apply 2 ' Eap ...

... politicians, who had always been in the van of progress. This was proved by the fact that the Tories of to-day were where the Whigs of days of yore stood. It was essential that Liberals themseives should understand that the great pr neiple of lh:lsny was ...

... of politicians cannot perceive any great difference between Toryism, as understood at this time, and the creed of the old Whigs. If there be any appreciable distinction it lies in the more advanced views of the present day Tory. With men Like the Duke ...

... Whitley-Parker cheers! Labs. dance while slim Libs. fiddle— They dance the Whitley jig— But why to me's a riddle, Who am not Labour—Whig; P’raps. in their Friend's ;\dfiresn. they Find Labour’s claims ens-roiled? I've search’d, but must confess, they Mong ali ...

... for HOME WORK (spare time. Stamp tor ticulars, Wallace King & Co., 8, Masoa's Avenue, woßKl\fl HOUSEKFEPER seeks Situation, whig: one maid kept ; good cook ; refereuces. —Address T 34 at the prnters. - ;ernun Wanted for Bottle Brushes : libaral terms fof ...

... Westminster, and at the Whips' Office in Downing-street. The Right Hon. J. A. Pease, it may be remembered, was appointed Chief Whig’on the raising of Mr. George Whiteley to the Peerage. ...

... have played no .inconsiderable part in the political history of their dav, the latter being the principal rendezvons of the Whig Party. No. 13, St. James's Square, now no longer the town residence of the Earls of Lichfield, was the scene of what was popularly ...

... Queen wore beneath her robe a black dress crossed by the ribbon of the Garter, and once again pat on the majestic diamonds with whig the Crown of England will for ever be associated. As &3 did last year, the Cullinan )ewdl riveted the attention of all. Hanging ...

... not by a reselution first and a Bill afterwards, as originally contemplated. Tgis means the triumpb of the Radical over the Whig section of the Cabinot. It means also the partial conciliation of the discontented Radical and Labour members in the House ...

... gquestion of Reform, Ministers ve adopted the course which I indicated as a possible eolution of their immediate diffculties. The Whig membars of the Cabinet still insist that the coumtry will-not consemt to Single-Chamber government, and Single- Chamber government ...

... -o_Gfi-”nnd“'l‘h. Cookson). bous, m“;.u&v::.r.;f&-l-c‘o-& h’&n nearest Lord is oy um’;‘m .hnnbizhmdmd by & &————_—hhck‘ s ¢ whig, entrance Mr. Joseph Sa Stainland, to accompani- . Butter and C what’ intosh’s ey o Brewer's Caliar, the {mat entrcce Mr. Joseph ...

... Liberals are inclined to dflxemte 1 treme course into which Mr. Asqu been driven by Nationalist pressure. men belo;:gnw the old Whig school, and it may be itted at omce that they do rut reflect the views of the great majority of tla Ministerialists. So far ...