... of Liberalism was a novelty which time eror could only reconcile to the more staid and Con- this servative habits of both Whigs and Peelites. In- by stead, therefore, of the file of measures which uing each party had been accustomed to consider as I in ...

... the the wiinner said ho ]had not that mnuch either upon him year or at 'house, but he should be able end willing to glee the whig lad thep 5e. on M'oniday morning. t of TO-MORRO W. . Tf 11OMAS'S'GIF&T' TfNRIVALLED BAND - he wjioMH S Ak O'Tzn ER e GRAND ...

... battling hard against a brother w it known, Mr. James is a great gun at the ft ?? Club; bat in a professional point of view Whigs nd Tories are equally fair game, and he is then as regard- tI ici eof the unlucky wight upon whom his weighty blows C fa as ...

... keep a public. o~l io house would prevail-religion and politics would be the i, n, test. The orangemssn, papist, conservative, Whig, radical, C( 118 and free trader would alike speculate upon the number of C asreligious and political sympathisers they could ...

... than for the Du ? purone of being useful to their fellow-countrymen. He Ea .wolud not support, either in or out of parliament, whig E. or tory, but would give his vote to a canuidato wbo would Ea ,, be for liberal principles, peace, and progressive reform ...

... the discussiots and division in the n~i House of Commons on Mr. Disraeli's budget, respi there was a large meetiteg of the 'Whig party held theit -at Lausdowne-house, for the purpose Of consider- peojp ing what was to be done on Lord Derby's over- nnxi ...

... the Pilot himself who followed l the footsteps of the Mayor.-(Laughter.) At all events, on both occasions, whether Radical, Whig, or Tory, it seems my friend, the Mayor, secured the general appro- bation of those who witnessed his public conduct.-(Hear ...

... your, hc rou wives andl daughters be treated 2 This is the description m, iota given; but I will quote the words of a great whig minister, TI ins whose memory must be respected by every gentleman on-thl an kly opposition bench-I was going tosay byevery ...

... number of extracts which I had thrown aside, I must add one from a speech delivered by Mr. Windham, the leading man of the Whig seceders, who became Pitt's Secretary at War. It was delivered on the 1st of February, 1793, the day oer which war was I declared ...

... French war broke out. I find that then p] r, the Society of Friends co-operated with Mr. Fox and his ni is colleagues of the whig party in trying to prevent that hi d most unrighteous and most unhappy war of the French bi n revolution. I find that Mr. Gurney ...

... as well as in social comfort, should be a. produced at the lowest'cost, and be sold at the lowest price. it The Notrthern Whig,, after giving a long and interesting re- ci port of this very important experiment, hearing out the ic. whole statement of ...