... Giad. stone set them free in 1884 almost alarmed the land. lords out of their wits. At the General Election of 1885 orerv Whig saddle was emptied as effec. tuahly as the Sutherland Highlanders emptied the Muscovite saddles at nalaclava. The vulgar ...

... Weld-Bluandells, of Lulworth and Ince, v ho are an aici'ent Catholic family dating back to ?? times,, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, an~d:in de last contested election in South-We'stU Lacashire, lin 1868, not only was their wohols itiflueante' ...

... to Poy lot B .. b3 called ''TheWakefield, whichton place. The boatis ho b turioded~cn Btfgt the lifeboat, at present there, whig t r for the dangerous locality, whoere rt p quent ocwrrence. e died ' A TRAFALOAR VB;TEP._Tbj t 3,r. Ob, agp at Beanmaris, ...

... toas many publiechonaes.in. the-boroughqf&yjlee bury and county cof Backs, from 1851. to 1854.ethe~plhtiff, as agenttfor the Whig party-.in Ayleebury, undetaking -to pay~for the same. Dring the peiod in questido, thq -plhaitiff--had-iettledrvarzous acuounte' ...

... similar independent line of action would have been assumed by our Go. vernment. But Granvilles, Harcourts, and others of the Whig Ministry are not made of that stern stuR capable of resisting Court pressure. It is rumoured that Lord Granville has asked ...

... the extension of slavery, cast hut few votes ; but its members finally coalescing with most of the Northern members of the Whig party formed ?? ublicen party, whiich cameiunto powerien 1800. Menl hea, in 1838, Mr. Adams was elected a neember of Congress ...

... the sentence Qpon him oould be executed. MB M. ?? Thomyson, a looal barrister of great wealtb ;hSa consented to stand for the Whig interest at B sadlord' UoxseEovATivE DEMONSTRATIONc AT LIoXC.w.-A, Con- serva'tive demonstration was held a: Lincoln on Wednes- ...

... worst monarchical and imperialist traditiont uppermost in its mind when it laid violent hands on Tunis. And our own Liberal, Whig or Radical Government, whatever it may ?? still clings to certain Tory and J ingoish notionw of a very mischievous tendency ...

... In reply to the toast of his health, Mr, Chamberlain congratulated the Liberals on the gocd services rendered by' the great Whig families, and contrasted the alliance between the aristocracy of England and the people with the experience on the Continent ...

... marine storedealer, and not even by Sir John Dalrymple Ray, but by a discharged doockyard clerk. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildest Fenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton alike will smile when they hear that that injured individual, the ...

... at Philadelphia:-Resolved, that the American party, having arisen up on the ruins and is despite of the opposition of the Whig ?? parties, cannot be held in any manner responsible for the obnoxious acts or violated pledges of either; that the' systematic ...

... borough will not be the subject of a contest, certain parties having very 'amicably settled the whole matter by arranging that a Whig and a Tory should be retucned. We assure them they are only building castles in the air, and for their consolation would inform ...