... Ins. itiriattaie Villa. Cousimanilinc rairn• M.. of the mountain crmuila IS 3 enimaining-nam, mit a To I in awn. Mr. Church Whig, I. the erettre the valley. etteelleat views n( the lake and —2 eating mad hatruates. ...

... they ore able to bring to bear on elections. N hvn, therefore, thg hostility of the Irish voters is added to the ammo .if the Whigs and the disgust of tburchnien, it o very evident that the Liberal rack. will be greatly thioned in the elections. The Liberal ...

... the Premiership. And, considering the cause of his being compelled to decline it—the opposition, that is to say, of another Whig statesman just then, perhaps, at the lowest point of unpopularity and discredit which he ever touched—it is iu the highest ...

... in the 18th century the Tories appeared to adopt polices which were formerly owned by the whigs, and vice versa. He quoted extracts from Burke, describing the whig party, it being Burke who first gave the real definition of what party was, and then gave ...

... support. In Plamehis Rem/- I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, a Whig and Tory for Buckinghamshire, 1 relion we read that the lady of a Cabinet Your obedient Servant, Lord Wharton, the Whig, had fallen under Minister stood godmother to a certain lIECTIVE ...

... good Dia MOMS hie a shots* la selecting ea absolutely pose mesa of soh WOW CADE:Ian COCO&--A A Cocos valuable lesb•fonalsg Whig and imparisni &Mg* yd Swing Powee—if•ask ...

... Newnes got nine blacks in ten. Mr. Quitter, one of the members for Suffolk. was also rejected, probably by the votes of the Whig members of the Reform, who are making a dead set against certain of the new ALP.* more particularly those connected with trade ...

... recommence on MONDAY, September 27th; under the Conektetomhip of Ml. E. littows, Mu& bac., of BRITORI. The Work selectegl for Audi Whig MisoicissAm'i LOBGASANG OF PRAISO. Copies of the Cantata may he obtained from One Librarian, Mr. T.peu., junior. All moans ...

... heard lwr cumin; through the bush. I crept near to look. She waa sitting crouched up on a fallen tree ; her head was bent down Whig knees. She was crying oat some words in Nasquapes, which. though very like Montagnais, I can't always understand. At last ...

... councils. There are a rod many}eations for this—some of them purely personal. There are many Conservatives who dobloo Jr. -lieu's Whig tendencies, and doubt %%helmr he '1 .. either the tout or the temper fee the leadership. He would certainly irritate ootisnents ...

... stabler, at Liverpool, said a Sunday Closing Aet wa s es °Mehl for England as that summer would Mara met year. Hs was neither Whig, Tom BMW, bemuse maned to Mn • Catholic MAN so& to politics, end, under the *Ow d ead • would esy lest two gams' elsethew wen ...

... severity Mr. Chamberlain's attitude, Sir William said that in the Liberal thermometer there was a lower depth even than the Whig zero, and it would be found that the Radical Unionists of Birmingham were a good many degrees below that zero. What was now ...