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... Leff Whig. Right Wing. 3teDertnl.l .. noreete Umpire W. i; Stewart. W. Heath. oners -R F.. Romhough. Jark Manson. rtrleree -I'. Rayronni, Mitte Rorbes. The Newington team In Cornwall rdnesday night. A train 1.-*a soenred to leave Cornwall at 11'A' ...

... (Kingston Whig•) The after one brush of his troops with the French, hastened to congratulate his sons and to confer decorations upon them. There Is no reference to the bravery of other men's sons. And there is no loading down of them with the decoration ...

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... (Kingston Whig) Sir Robert , Borden does not like the idea that he is • sort of Knight of the Grip. and for the purpose of looking uD Dimities* for the manufacturers. And yet when Hon. Mr. Graham suggested that he leave this work to some business man ...

... Whig) Mr atitrauei, r.nitiaad a pustenasteriteu- Ware a wakea, tie , %Ia eatiatactury w Luca uuttula ate • a.ueerful Mtn, deitaatsay equate tune Watt alts t.le creed auu auy party. Thu Mull'Ml'S at nave to ledill. STUDY THE SOY. ...

... Curt of Whigs Nartax I 8 acvxx 1.. maw 4 S. so • ...

... WHIG AND TORY. The Puked York's supporters were nicknamed Tories, after a gang of Inch Homan Catholic freebooters ; while the Country party were christened Wings,either from a Sc tch word signifying sour whey. or from the name of a band of Scotch c ...

... (Ktnptnn Whig.) We often lay the smooth unction to our souls that we are a community that has a heart as well as a brain. An incident of the smashing storm that terrified the city the other night would tend to put a question mark to our complacency. A ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. THE breach is evidently widening between the moderate Liberals and the Birmingham school. Lord HARTINGTON, Sir WILLIAM and Mr. CHAMBERLAIN have all been making speeches on Ireland. The Home Secretary is nothing if not pugnacious ...