... BY WHIGS THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAVE MADE A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF THEIR A s EWING MACHINES. ...

... WHIGS OR LIBERALS? Early in the 19th century the advanced I Whiga began to be called Liberals. The word liberal being already favourably known in English in the sense of ' ...

... Edingurgh in 1645. They consisted largely of carters and farmers, and it is supposed that their nickname was originally whig mare! from whig en old Scottish vtrb meaning to gee up, jeg along. The name was given to the Exelusionists as Tory was to the ...

... Government ; was Mr. uk of Louth, and Jambs McCann was -nowhere, But del.;/ a-, the Whigs may, the day of reckoning s i • t . come ; and, when it has come, the decline of the Whig supremacy may looked for. H.teh rvL-iit should I,e hailed with liy him who whiles ...

... whom • Most certainly ■ against the Whigs. The Durham Letter —the j Ecclesiastic 1 Titles Ril!—the insults I in juries heaped our Whig Stalls net; tlie ; church every country Europe—the atrocious \ perfidy levelled against the Vicar Chri.-t and j die shrines ...

... PEEL AND THE WHIGS. (From the Nation.). Peel the future Premier bids for Ireland. His price is the highest Liberal or Radical, Whig or Precursor, ever ventured to demand. Ile offers full identification in all respects with England. The Irish franchises ...

... PULLIC OPINION—THE WHIGS A c’.ar lia ...

... to beware of the Whigs. Look out for the Whigs. Before you read this, it is possible that the destinies of the British empire may be in the hands of that party ; it is certain, at least, their advent to power cannot be long delayed. What are you going ...

... (Froth the Norther,. Whig) Dana; SUNDAY NIGHT.—The steamer Londonderry, plying between Sligo and Liverpool, left the former port on Friday, with, it appears, an unsually large cumber of passengers—a great many of them it is thought being on their way ...

... THE WHIGS AND TUB ELECTIONS. When the first undertook to discharge the duties of administration in 1802 they were tauntingly assured by their opponents that they not hold office fir a single fortnight. They contrived, however, in spite of this, and in ...

... Tiff: Last whig move. Kuoon, n c.tor Dublin, hnif been appointevl Sc.-sion.d Crown Prosecutor fur Mouth, the room of the lute lamented Fohd. Thu appointment was known to v.s last weeh, but, had remark or two, which wc could not find room tor then to in ...

... we dap the air as Whig a far ITa—lt• portion Is most limbed. Oil Is wont Orm—he us penhasoust. we of nil wallow. - No hot ever attalled =eh Yu 4.. ALUMS WORLD. lILIR REsTuICEL many il. 111 WIGS 114 and 116, Southampton London; 85, Boulevard Hausmann ...