... kilter, Kilmer • -vnner arritals frost melt, to Agues, eldest daughter of Mr Al. Halt Pestles Street ..,..Thr. ROUTLEDGE—MAIR—At Whig Park, Kilmer. each, is the 29th December. by the Rev. Mr Weleter, of the Low ('hurch, Kilintassek, Mr Robert Roatledge, draper ...

... Deosenher, by the Lowy, Mr Patrick, joiner, Kilmer • .eck, to Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr Hall, Feeble. ROVTLEIXIE-MAIR-At Whig Park, Kilmer. Dock, co the 29th December. her the Me Weleter, of the Low Church, Mr Robert Roatledge, draper. Wolverhamptoe ...

... question which continued from 183.1 to 1343, was kuown as the 10 pore' conflict, and that during the greater part of this time the Whig. were in dims. ((beers and laughter.) 1 confess Ido not the sanguine views of some of my trundle t 'ciliate that many me of ...

... of Fisherton; David Baxter, Andrew Paterson of Carlton; Charts Ayr ; H. N. Cuninghame, Carat. Mitchell, Victoria Park; D. D. Whig! ley; George Tennant of Creech; 301 Bank; William Stewart, (learholin; kilts of Hooch; A. W. Ralston, 14 Dyke+, The Castle ...

... Free-trade question are interesting, for, in a candid tone of reflection, he , says Ther — e are times when it is prudent for Whigs, Moderate Tories, Radicals to join in measures of reform and progress upon which they can agree, and to leave for • more favourable ...

... endowed by the piety of their ancestors. Lordship advised his hearers to be prepared to demonstrate to any Government whether Whig or Tory—that they must think a thous sand times before they entertained the subject of disendowing or disestablishing the Church ...

... An nnbeoken succession of exceptionally able leaders, and the respect which the Radicals long continued to feel for their Whig patrons, have prevented this singular system from doing all the harm which might have been expected from it. But it remains ...

... of reasoning, and humour, he is superior to all Liberal contemporaries. He has many points of sympathy with both i Moderate Whigs and Nonconformists. To the former his strong anti-democratic views, which he holds as pugnaciously as ever, should endear bins; ...

... for one thing, that nobody in the party has any thing like his ability; for another, that nobody can unite as he can, the Whig and Radical sections of the fortuitous conenrrence of atoms called the Liberal party. How comes it that all this was not discovered ...

... the question lay simply between Whig and Tory. At any rate it mug be clear *try have nothing to gain in a manouvring comma for the leadership. It really is a matter of indigerence to the Radical party wto the moderate Whigs may name as their header. The ...

... principle., progress, and the rest of it. He ileehrtql that he is not a Whig, and that be cionot itceept a millenium which is to mean that the Radical is G. lie down with the Whig, and that the Moderate Conservatives shall lead him. Ile still believes ...

... succeed in his campaign against the Church; but if he does, then who so happy as Lord Hartington to come forward as a true Whig, and disestablish the English as he has already disestablished the Irish Church I In the meantime, he will have nothing to ...