... THE ORIGIN OF WHIG.” There la yet another explanation, writes correspondent, of the origin of the name—Whig —which C.-B. disowns. A twenty-year-old number of Spurgeon's magazine, “Sword and Trowel.” “In Cram well's day the Royaliets first called liberals ...

... THE WHIG DEFECTIONS. Afc » meeting of the Radical Committee of the Eastern Division of Edinburgh last night, a resolution was adopted condemning Mr G.-schen, their representative, in against Mr Jesse Collings's amendment. THE PARNELLITKB AND BOYCOTTING ...

... influence on the other side. Then, again, the Whigs are intensely aristocratic that they du their best to estrange from them all the rising men business who might be so useful to the Liberal party. The Whig blackballs a candidate at a political club if ...

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... 'Whig Family. to wen M. Marshall ass upon Dolly other r.wlit.•' ie. marked Johnny to hie sister's C4IIMK MS., who was taking tea with she family. I tell you bo fins allttina alongside of her with his arm-- - Jcsinny • • his sitter. her Ewe the colour ...

... and let us have no talk about giO.il Whig party. • The “Daily Telegraph* says—Lord Iltrtingtnn's Unionism h«s been variously set down by bis Glad- Etonian critics to aiitfr>cr*tic tendencies, to old- fashioned Whig prejudices, to tho prepossessions of ...

... MEETING THE WHIGS. The Daily News ” says—A meeting of the Wh.g members of both Houses was yesterday held residence of Farl Fit/willlam, with tbe object of du cussing tbe Land Rill. A similar meeting was held the same place Tuesday. We understand that ...

... THE WAIN WHIG HTM. It iaitotod Wainwright allowed Inter*Ww witk Hrwry Men to nwonl Peatoarille of the ZANZIBAH. Tho Ofofe etatr* Dr. Kirfc, Count Zaniihor, hit itunw is tho aaral forts there. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF LONDON. Btard Work, to-day to itk tot ...

... THE WHIGS AM* THE RADICALS. The “Daily News*' says —Wo mentioned Thursday the fact that Lord Durham has agreed ■ ■ president dinner to given to Mr Chamber:.:': the Liberal Club at Newcastle the n, January. arrangement intrteeling m ...

... WHIG V.TT. Fox's own perfenal canvas* was with invariable good nature, and 1m humour to have been meet lire broadeat popular raillerv. Ibo* when saddle in the Haymarkot. whowe inierirst tire .Man of the People’’ was loliciung, produced halter, with which ...

... WHIG H *B. lß>>M'*in of flnlwin St reel ...

... WHIG-TOHY COALITION DESIRED Portsmouth, Friday, 9.40 a.m. Lord Salisbury left Osborne House shortly after 8 this morning:, and drove to West Cowes Pier, the weather being too wet and boisterous to admit of bis embarking from the steam launch off Trinity ...