... their securing the defection of a certain section of the supporters of tile G.ivernment, Anil when it crime *hoot that the old Whigs. they calls I them, were either fewer in numbers or mere staunch to Liberal principles than they had expected, the regular ...

... electors; but, taking it for granted that Mr Gladstone speaks in the name of the late Government as a we may conclude that even Whig reform ffir energy has not been exhausted by the passing of a new measure of Parliamentary reform. It would, indeed, be strange ...

... manipulation was of course twofold, and when they could by the seine set both reward • political supporter and dish the Whigs, it la hardly surprising that with a wise appreciation of the probability of a long exclusion from similar opportunities, ...

... Times is with the people heartily and sympathetically, and not like the TekgrapA in a patronising way. The Observer, which is a Whig journal with a strong Tory bias, tells its Conservative readers that Were working men wanted for a grand C tive demonstration ...

... would it not be better? Better a Tory, instead of a Whig, supporter of privilege and injustice. Better a foe outside our camp than one of our own household. The moral effect of a defeat of a reactionary Whig would have an influence upon Liberal progress tenfold ...

... were supposed to be, whether they were or no, sworn enemies of the Hanoverians, and were treated accordingly. To the Whigs and to the Whigs alone would the King extend his patronage. The mere name of Tory was sufficient evidence to lead to an impeachment ...

... ordinary diets of public worship, and express the hope that this may the cause of liberty in the Church generally.—Nortitens Whig. Up as ESULItIHM•III WWI ZULICIL—The following letter from a correspondent at Zurich is dated June 18:— Mr James Sadleir, ...

... for Gladstone. Our Anstruther correspondent sends the following notes of the meeting:—The old burgh of Pittenweem has been a Whig or Liberal strong,old ever since the days of the Union, and, though almost single-handed, fought the battle of such champions ...

... and aristocracy have severed themselves on question from the bulk of the Liberal party, it has not unaturally followed that Whigs have been at a discount among us. What I fear, and do think a very great and probable evil, due entirely to the so-called Liberal ...

... curet• ones showed blot with touch exultation a plan of a eliding reading-desk he had contrived for the pelpit la SS Poked Whig. I want you to look at this, Cogbbui, for It entirely ray own idea. Yes, said Gambles, sad I believe It is the ally ...

... Junction, 7. 09. 7 12.45 - SlO - Salado, .. .. 7. 9.12 11.41 - 3.16 7. 1 - Crook of Devon, 7.14 9.21 1. - 7.1* Ar. at Rumbling Whigs, 7.19 9.79 1. 4 - 3.29 7.148 • Wednesdays only. 11.11411140 KiNROso, LA •.14. A.M. 5.9. P.N.. P.M . PAL Lsavr Rumbling Bridge ...

... Government in their Eastern policy ; but never on any occasion has he proved disloyal to his Party. He has always been a good sound Whig. To the moderate but progressive character of his political sentiments is no doubt due the long and easy seat he has been allowed ...