... THE ORIGIN OF WHIG.” There la yet another explanation, writes correspondent, of the origin of the name—Whig —which C.-B. disowns. A twenty-year-old number of Spurgeon's magazine, “Sword and Trowel.” “In Cram well's day the Royaliets first called liberals ...

... THE WHIG DEFECTIONS. Afc » meeting of the Radical Committee of the Eastern Division of Edinburgh last night, a resolution was adopted condemning Mr G.-schen, their representative, in against Mr Jesse Collings's amendment. THE PARNELLITKB AND BOYCOTTING ...

... convinced that r.o strong feeling amongst the People will ever excited in favour of Whig measure long as the Whigs continue to act as they have done, file only means by which the Whigs could have o'-orccr.'.o the resistance the v'p- ...

... THE WHIG PARTY. Discussing the attitude of the Whigs towards the liberal party, the Time* says: —The Whigs are far too wise to resist legitimate popular demands simply because Radicals support them and the country supports the Radicals. The reaction against ...

... influence on the other side. Then, again, the Whigs are intensely aristocratic that they du their best to estrange from them all the rising men business who might be so useful to the Liberal party. The Whig blackballs a candidate at a political club if ...

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... WHIG AND TORY. Look at the places, pensions, sinecures, and church preferments of the present Cabinet and its subaiterns, compared with those of he last and their subordinates, and a fair estimate may be made, rom this evidence alone, of their respective ...

... 'Whig Family. to wen M. Marshall ass upon Dolly other r.wlit.•' ie. marked Johnny to hie sister's C4IIMK MS., who was taking tea with she family. I tell you bo fins allttina alongside of her with his arm-- - Jcsinny • • his sitter. her Ewe the colour ...

... CHARIVARI AND THE WHIG CRISIS. give the following translation of an article from Charivari, one of the most pungent and satirical of French publications- Tnis translation appears in tho Morning Chronicle It U worth while to ol»erve not only the regular ...

... THE WHIG I.rXCMEOX after the conclusion «»r the mcelinj; the Court House, Luiil an.i Sir Goorse Strickland sat down luncheon with about hundred of their friends, at the White Hart. After the repast. F. H. Fawkes, Esq., the Chairman, proposed ‘The Queen ...

... SPEAKER'S WHIG ASKEW Two other M.P.s added their exp:anations. and amid more humour the S- •-ker laughed until his wig fell awry. Later he that if an assault was seriously complained of it would be duty to inquire into the matter. But I am an old member ...