... repeat for the benefit of other politiciansA Whig grnb,” “A rotten Wlflg,” scabby sheep,’’ “A thief in the night,” “A Government man,” “A poUUcal caterpillar,” militaiqp,” A monstrous imposture,” A miserable Whig spaniel,” A performer the Cabinet trick,” ...

... Belfaat correepondent telegraph*: —The report of the Kioto Commiesion it beieg wenoly uiecusaed here to-day. The Northern Whig (Unioaiet Liberal), say a the have nought to do their duty ill impartial spirit, and hare drawn conclusions generally supported ...

... WAIN WHIG 1 ITS’ for P.O S**iVlV II firmly rrwr OLD All ann tha qoalitT. , JAMAICA KI M, 2a. par • I^RI.TB oi Vint«cw HR, |K». l-OC. VolmA WAINWRIGHTS’ Par ...

... irarnaiant waa, political ealorpUlar,*' aOßama- Icoo militaiia, baUaror of party, ■laatraaa impootaro,* miaarabU Whig rpaaM.* -aa odiooa Whig atrifniat,” a pfartga-UtoLr and traitor.* *a prTfanaor of tbr oataart troth,*-adatoatad aadoaphdad lombog,' “an ...

... engineered by the great Whig magnates, who were equally afraid of too much Royal authority under the Stuarts, and| too much Puritanism under the Roundheads.i Arbitrary rule and unlimited discussion had alike failed, so the Whigs brought William of Orange ...

... •nlu-itad. AIX WUIGUTS* Noted for IMr PO.B. WRIUT. irmlr «■ favoar. eld. P, .•# ► tilr. Mm. do*. I IKIMI WLJhkV w> rq-jal IN’WHIG UTS’ RoM l.vnr* »f«p«Ptor OLD Call •id fp-t Fi** M. i*. »•» ISA, WAIXWRICHTS* For Rolf I>ra«rbt AIJ2S »od Ail the b»*t ...

... Gladstone, hie views and sympathies. Pursuing the historical argument. Hr. Esoott refers great Whig secession, led Edmund Burke iu 1794, and points out that the Whig party was then hopelemly divided after 1889. Yet long before Grey carried the great Rtform ...

... that was not enough, Lord Randolph Churchill took care that at the next general election Whigs and should fight under one banner. If there was man whom the Whigs were bound to support, it was Lord Spencer, and they were not likely to go over to a party ...

... and deal with the Irish question as seems good to them, without the slightest regard for the doctrines or scruples of the Whigs, Mr. Chamberlain will have nothing with helping this very palpable plot. ...

... LORD WIMBORNE. TO LEAVE DUBLIN. The “Northern Whig,” Belfast, says it has excellent authority for the statement that Lord Wimborne’s resignation will become effective immediately, and he will leave Dublin probably to-day (Saturday). No successor has beea ...

... would be honourzble to break their engagement.” NATURAL HISTORY. “It is a common (lu‘(. saye a correspondent of the “Northern Whig,w “to see a magme stand beside a duck to suck the exg after the duck has laid it.” Intelligent anticipation?— *Globe.” ...

... extremely bold stroke, for the coveted post Patronage Secretary the Treasury had previously been held members the aristrociatic Whig section. ...