... them they would have the coesolition of knowing that lie was going to a wider sphere where lie —ill, in the bands of God, be (Whig greater goo I. Ile (Mr. Harrison) was that might to be the mouthpiece of the church sail congregation in presenting to their ...

... ever pitrpose he may taaire. they ought not to Lake Cho case before the the invitees are only the custodians over them became Whigs—(A voice: •• None hut ;lee et —and Sao:oat \fee • Stele Cet„ a a;. 0, 1,..'.d. deeP y hat Ilieue Rule was an aecomplilied ...

... iu, there wee a cleavage caused in the party. This was not rennin( by the Whigs, as a great :natty of the Radicals became Whigs—(A voice: None but Joe )—and many of the 'Whigs became lime Rulers. He knew many Radical Iluionists—(A voice: We Radicals ...

... best Armley leather. Mr. Waring. holding what were then considered advanced views, did not receive the support of the Whigs and timorous Liberals, but thine ♦iews are now held by the whole of the Liberal party. (To be eoktinued.) ...

... by other gentlemen present, who were well able to form a sorrect judgment ou such matters. Divorces in the United States. D. WHIG Commissioner of Labour at Washington, has recently issued a ...

... bard also paraded the village, putting the natives into an unprecedented scat excite. teeth However, the gams did at hist a Whig hhwing from dealt. goal, when the toms and Itultmehaw haring bees fortunate ennsgs Marled that Reds Harass .Mold he nn their ...

... students fees and £l2 ,Inlet Marshall, jun., arid Mr. T. It. Macaulay. the by voluntary suosc iptions, and the rest is made up j Whig candidates. decisively defeated Mr. Michael by jetting the various rooms the Institution for Thomas Sadler, the Conservative ...

... while of tar other. Parlby, of Ne xark (last year', winner' see a competitor. but was reported to be 'Ohne; from an injury Whig knee sustained elude training. House. of London. had been easily beaten is previona event (heat of the 140 yards flat race) ...

... elections. Turning to woman's suffrage, lie thought it was past dismission, and so far pest that the Tories would dish the Whigs tf tbe' didn't do their own work. He regretted that the langlish language had not a suitable word to mean both men and women ...

... had any title to call himself either Liberal or Tory. The Tory, properly understood, woe a landed man ; and the Liberal, or Whig. was • middle class men : therefore it was preposterous for a working man to call himself either. Was it likely that either ...

... 20: t' Mather, and E. both failed to distinguish themselves wilt this he•. tiarbott sod Dewar', howled splendidly. Fell and Whigs noon Cobbl°ll'tha rune and won the match. Evidently lireinley ran lulu 051 better ruotbell players than erivketers. The ...

... day comae. I am an old Radical of :rOyears stending.and I have seen many ups and downs in that time. I have Aiwa,: seen the Whigs and Tories be the enemies to the political progress of the working man. and they are so to-day. bat their power to enthral ...