... Smith receives due appreciation in' an ~interesting article detoted to the criticising of- his- interesting biograWhy.The Whigs woisld not make' Sydney a bishop,bnt'iasde -bishops of much worse.,men-. 'supple'sneaks-e..autioni anid ininiig Politi~ias ...

... the authorities set over them, while Radicals in the ex- tremest sense of the word, are favoured by our Govern- ment. The Whigs assuredly have much to answer for, and the Canadas are going from us before their natural time, and of all revolutions, moral ...

... Haymarket, a magnificent piece of plate-the testimonial from Liberal M.P.'s of both Houses of Parliament to Mr. Brand, the late Whig whipper-in. The testimonial is a splendid centre-piece, consisting of a very large plateau, 51 feet long, with silver border ...

... Expedition are published in this part, and a political article, headed Opposition Tactics, contains some severe remarks upon the Whigs. An atmusing trifle of alighter order is A 1enuan Alars, and Linda Tr'essel, the- novel of the magazine, becomes more interesting ...

... opposing, or Whig party, would not hold their nominating convention until the first week in this month, Philadelphia being the designated place. General Taylor, General Scott, and Mr. Clay are the prominent men before the country for the Whig nomination ...

... And the courage and coolness are fled. But the Whigs are becoming respectable men As 'anythat ever kept gigs; They are practisiog now all they preached against then- so huzza for the rule of the Whigs! FRASER'S prospers in the hands of its present pab- ...

... always depend upon being served with refreshments of the first quality. Mr. and bIrs. 1H-ElRXi&AN1 VEZIN at Belfast The Northern Whig:-Last night Mrs. Hermann Vezin had her benefitt at the Theatre Royal, Belfast, on which occasion she appeared as Itasalind ...

... igh order. She was loudly applauded, and her performance should certainly be a big draw at the Empire this week. -Northern Whig, Tuesday, Aug. 30th, 1898. EmrIaE.-A very hearty welcome was accorded Miss Millie Hvlton at the Empire last evening, where ...

... important body, both politically and socially, and he had no doubt but they should be looked up to and respected by both parties, Whigs and Tories. (Cheers.) - Mr. A. MELLON proposed, and Mr. HOUNGASTLE seconded, a vote of thanks to the Secretary, which was carried ...

... Ministry, so that a careful and complete revision of the whole work has been rendered necessary. The old staple, simple terms of Whig, Tory, Liberal, and Conservative, no longer suffice to represent the diver- sified shades of political opinion which ...

... and here are not only the whole charge and defence set forth, but all the old quarrel between the Castle-particularly the Whigs and the reporter. We refrain from entering further into the matter- but all who would master the subject may do so by help ...

... even a strip of the de* ceased's pink wherewith to cover his own nakedness; he has caught none bathing, like tiana, or the Whigs, and stolen their clothes, rhongh, .if lid; could ne'rer . have challenged Mr. Apperley to writ, tsheiould have freely done ...