... rrehl•episcoprl dignity to publicly notion • speech which only intended u • sop to Denbigh Radicals, sod, perhaps, a few Whig expestants. Inasmuch, however, as our venerable brother, Dr. Oily, the very learned Bishop of Dimlol, has ventured • *illy ...

... good men all, Shall rise to blissful peace. Liverpool, Jan. 10, 1863. JoHl B. PEDLER. LAY OF THE BRIGADE. Let Tories and Whigs run their own thimble-rig;, And turn about, take the lead, 0 ! We'll watch all their pranks-aye, and turn their flanks, Will ...

... gentleman's name is entered as Josh. Buckle. (So says a t Liberal journal, but it should be remembered that these Vernons are Whigs, and of course great Reformers !) ADVIaNTUruS WITH LIoNs.-Virgil tells us of a youthful hero, who, while enjoying the puny ...

... hones was an additional reason for asking it. We had a Conservative ministry and a Conservative opposition. Where were the Whigs, with their traditions of patriotism' Where were the No men dared *all himself a Radical, for fear of being *aught, and turned ...

... to him ? This is, like his ballot, an open question. Public opinion, we fear, will not return a favourable answer. The old Whigs disown him; the Conservatives know him ; the Radicals suspect and detest him. The gravity and earnestness of Mr. Gladstone ...

... es. not even the inclination. He knows per- no fectly well that lee can give no extension m which could possibly benefit the Whig party. tl, ?? We see full proof of this in Manchester. be are John Bright the Quaker, does not ask for ast an increased number ...

... servant, Union House, Feb. 1, 1853 TuoM&s HUGECES, Master. l ON DIT.-The present possessor of Madryn is to I be the future Whig caadidate for the Boroughs. I . I I I )I ...

... to be filled by y any other party than our most religious and f gracious Queen. But the assertion that lie 0 -a Russell, a Whig, and something more- P D serves his country without pay, is too bare- 0 faced an untruth for even the most ignorant q 0 o and ...