... the to ,t timer. able auspices. The weather was delightfully Bus, and the village put on a holiday appearance, several flags Whig suspended at intervals, throughout the streets. In oousequeuce of the untimely death of Mr. Fry, an old and respected inhabitant ...

... which politicians ought invariably to act. What was the present position of parties' There were Whigs, Conservatives, and Radicals. He would begin with the Whigs. He looked upon them he must nay in the same light as the Australian aborigines were regarded—as ...

... pointed to 'ln f. P. Faster, of Cambridge, but with the same result. As was observed in The Times a week since, unless the Whig county families stir in the matter, Lord George Manners' return be regarded as a Jost accompli. Metropolitan Corrcspont nu ...

... indeed Eat the air, promisearamised, but will have very little maunder sustenance. The Whig principle is the security of office. and that will rule the Whig Iliniatry, save when stimulated by Mr. Thuoirr's blistering. It behoves the party which we ...

... ter dm - Mine marry f tin l 'anti a lame. apneas. spectaele presented to the English and t,- nt l a. The Whigs hem is gone by,bet thi. both Whig; and arc dished What can they do I There is only thing for them, that in to keep on amnring the piddic they ...

... there is no parting nor dyeing. On my Lord Derby being asked this question, he is to have replied, Because there are no W(h)igs there ! I A EXTIOMED.— Sambo !my mama always trabbel, yours abhor slay at home. Dat berry trim, I Jim ; bet you know what ...

... moderate Liberals, the good old Whigs who stood in the van of the people's rights in former days. (Hear, hear.) Ile (the speaker) was born a Whig, ho had lived a Whig, and meant to die a Whig—(applause)—and he repudiated for the Whigs the ...

... this one of Reform. Every member own separate, bat withall very Indiedrit, ides what Reform is or ought to LAS Ivory ohammv Whig has his own unoonthrldie and Wiwi WM Olt mom'. Mk •le SAX , 1815 1888. how far Reform ought to to, whom it should include, ...

... Referia Act returned two ambers for each place) have since that timesent to Parliament 34 members of whom no his than 22 were Whigs, and 12 were Conservatives. As we think that the names of these members, their political treed, and the number of votes polled ...

... . abler Mak btemadestoooes. and aryl ; rivet hose, hoe dtawsetytems sod two bedlootee ; the Pao; Ohm heireswa the w eaten Whigs to the Garden, sad • The tilled. MUD, lob'sOltelek Ow Weis of the Wiwi. sed Me aged ea hen the Railway are is very goal sad ...

... Isó, L.yrry a laiy, good with hounds Grey Geldins, 5 years, 15, a good horse, 15 band+, in harness a of Haynes, Y yldles, Whig., Clothing, Waterproof md Railway Dap, AO. Entries Solieitrd. WIMBOHNE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY T ENSOR begs to announce that ...

... We ell itYies musks are pawed by or If ris swim I .. pr. riled ark Os err re Guido peer rd et welleedel r meld were Whigs Crwhaelers Fees eye* day es Umbrae* ewe • D sot Ailey. h webs ware Oar* MADAME FRAIN, Maas, WM. ILL (Opp=la Shonalob Onerta ...