... mention made the Whig borough of Shaftesbury. Why has honest Mr. Gladstone—who so detests, if we are to believe him, pocket boroughs —omitted to group this place with others? I suppose such men as Mr. Bright call this an honest Whig scheme. Borough Police ...

... the Whigs 'a e«shioned saloon, giving direc- go, 'out whenever they came p . the brakes. ~aided the Trade Unions. Who '■ ; ? Thoy started electoral i the Whigs into it. When Iy f • drive them they held a bunch ' ./'iist ont of the Whigs. Whigs could ...

... For further information I should refer the learned gentleman various dictionaries. Again, Liberals were originally termed Whigs, from the whey which formed the chief drink of tha Cauieronian peasantry Scotland, who, being unmercifully harassed and persecuted ...

... the name, and consider Jesus an arch impostor. 2nd.—That, Mr. Portman a Whig, as Simpleminded has been led to believe, he, as well Lord Hartington and others, would have belied Whig principles had theyjnot risen superior to personal distaste, and recorded ...

... this consideration ought not to induce us to withhold the meed of praise which is justly due to the deceased statesman and his Whig associates. They not only acknowledged the evil and injustice the existing system, but they had the courage to set at naught ...

... eT We wa A. was one of the guests at the recent at value of a Conservative hon. baronet P ‘or a period ef 80 years two Whigs. founded an 20 often that wo years pe thrad they have been beaten dake ot the lest end were act for that I te start a second candi- ...

... SUNDAY TRIPPERS ON THE CLYDE. DUNOON'S BARBED WIRE DEFENCES. Sunday sailing the Clyde is stall Whig vigorously opposed certain magistrates of Dunoon. In order to prevent the Glasgow trippers from landing there on Sunday the municipal authorities ordered ...

... tbe Conservative party. They have been successful with tbs aid of Whigs and Radicals in defeating Her Majesty’s Ministers. They will continue to co-operate witb thess Radicals and Whigs so tar as not contest seats which they have no chance of carrying ...

... MODERATE CHARGES. Reewrwu BULL WHIG] Addaim' ...

... MR, KE HARDIE AN N “IF, at Blackburn on Sunda: proved triumphant in Whig element 1a ol and when the B: became law the man most en was the leeder of the Irish people—a f: should not be forgotten when the next appeal to their prejudices was made self ernment ...

... voting for them all. We do not say that the Liberals, the Whigs more especially, are in this matter one whit better than the Tories On the contrary, there is no social arrogance equal to that of Whig with a pedigree or purse, just before the war there was ...

... Majesty's Ministers, sarcastically *!- u . confession Sir W. Harcourt that he was » ' a 1 Whig, groaning under the Mr. Chamber' the Radicals. was quite true that the Whigs submit to Kadical tyranny become which Mr. Gladstone had frightened many huraorouslv ...