... THE DISTRESSES OP THE WHIGS. It is not often that a lady has such opportunities for political influence as fell to the lot of the Marchioness of Westminster in the late electioneerbig campaign at Shaftesbury. It is the more gratifying to record the testimony ...

... WHIG HT'S SUCCESS Mr. Wilbur Wright made his first flight with his aeroplane at Le Mans on Saturday evening. Though it only lasted one minute and forty-five seconds, it was a great success, and was a complete revelation to all those who witnessed it. ...

... ME. CHAMBEBLiIN AND THE WHIGS. The Daily Notes, discaeaiapr the epeeohea made at the dinner of the Cobclen Club Saturday, say* that Mr. Ch.imberlaiu spoke not only with judgment and moderation, but also with vigour and lucidity. •“Party union/ said Mr ...

... after a Radical policy; but a Radical policy, with a few Whigs in office, was better than a Tory policy with the few Whigs nowhere. So long as a Liberal majority could be held together anyhow, the Whig of the official species would always vote in a division ...

... THE NE WHIG GIN DISASTER. We have received the following further sums for the victims of the recent disaster at Newbigein: The Trustees and Committee of the Licensed Victuallers’ School, per Mr. W. Capon, the Governor. £5; “The Globe” Composing-room, ...

... WHERE ABE THE WHIGS Never tiU now, UTI the at. BUfhtn.’t Bntt*. the abject coaditlen the Whig* been openly acknowledged. semblance supremacy hue always remained with them, but now it la ever. the tree confession of Lord Hartington there remains only to ...

... * GREAT REMAGOGRt THE HONEST WHIG. The Life of John Wilkes,” by Horace Bleackley (John Laae, 165.). Wilkes, smite of hip assurance to Ike King that he ‘'ne'ver was Waikesite,” was not, we ace afraid, very estimable character, bat he was a veer gennine ...

... SEAWARD V. WHIG JIT. Mr. Lush applied to the Court for a rule to show cause why an order of Mr. Justice Williams, for holding the defendant to bail, should not set aside. It appeared, from the affidavit of person named Charntie, upon which the order had ...

... OLD WHIGS AND NEW RADICALS. If it is to be struggle between the old Whigs and the new Radicals,” said Ur. Bbiogs at the Crystal Palace demonstration on Saturday, “I for one hope the Radicals will win.” Without sharing Ur. Briggs’s political aspirations ...

... groans and hisses with which the suppo..ted Whig Sheriff's speech was received, have died away, permit me, through your columns (into which, I presume, they sometimes deign to look), to ask the soi-distent Whig aristocracy of this outraged county, whether ...

... For Whigs admit no force but argument. We do not know, says the Standard, what moral force means, when the phrase is employed as it is here, to indicate some influence adverse to the existing laws, and to the will of the magistrate, and of a part ...

... Whig leaden [And, in fact, from it tfeu on the Whig party that necessarily leaned, though royal prejudice prevented his associating its great leader with himself in power]. It was Mr. Pitt’s mote towards Irish Emancipation that afforded an advantage to ...