... and equitable governeueut, and baldish to oblivion or elsewhere all set phrases and synonyms of parties, threw overheard Whig. Tory. Radical, and Conservative, and go in with • string determination to act liberally towards all, bat unfriendly to none ...

... well in any other business with which he might be entrusted. (Cheers.) He (Mr. Baker) a Conservative, formerly he used to be a Whig. Ile had • sort of old fashioned notion, though he granted there was a great deal of good in talking—in some talking at least— ...

... paaeage in Hume's History of England, vol I. page 1169, where he will find it stated at the end of the reign of James The Whig party, for a course of near seventy yean, has, almost without interruption, enjoyed the whole authority al Goveinment. And ...

... at all. and do. in feet. se she plasma ezarpt weer me wife's gloves and Aso (dear her handle sad feet are ridge for sizes at Whig too mall). Feather beds ar mattresses. as preferred. P.B.—A piano sail music wplied free of charge. The use of the parlour ...

... that ieserdiate genre would be secessitated for which wet at ripe. But it is ripesiag very rapidly. I propose Wage in my edger whig before two Patna , ere got, will at be the of the Liberal party. la the debate the frig Mach last Segos I riled that iretitaiso ...

... if eadd Lit He took the piny toils et this, trakie it. He it hi tasking ter a week alter wideb the deimetleat far it, and es Whig that it elm Irmo very quietly, be amt ward book he weuid bib it biome*. reptied that that was at his Ws7 doles week, sod isthmited ...

... would not talk about the past. (Enthusiastic cheer- Kingstanley, and Leonard Stanley, prior to the late all of them, among Whigs and Tone., Conservatives ing.) He felt it to be nu slight matter to have polled! general election ; therefore many opportunities ...

... as will open their eyes to the injustice sad unrightsousuess of the proposed A gentleman, who fur many years was a staunch Whig, remarked to me the other day, in reference to a really dlegraeniul article that appeared in the Stroud Jimmied • fortnight ...

... the air whisk Ad than berm was about is vary inns~ repro wend It sired That an Aloft worm was the Ger Pal. wing to Ire dim Whig hod ; while rhos sour that easisdiing lb, • panic word the crowd a cry of lire heir robed, with the view oheakir the prewar ...

... or Duo or —The Mead Stroke Gaze* • lint the Doke will the ono. is thief the event el the perm/ el the limo Geri the Wee OEN Whig ellest. Swam le elm* holey with the which to weak the woes being Levi Unie. Sir Hope Om* owl lir Wain Mamba Two DRAMS MN emu= ...

... was resolved to uipport him at the coaling election. There is a schism among . the Liberals of Norwich. The old.fashioned Whigs are for inviting the wen* sitting members, Mr. E Warner and Sir W. Rossi& to stand again, whlle the advanced Liberal. support ...

... as he was expected to Mane hi. address% It tens mid some yearn see that • certain duchess carried a Scotch cosmty for the Whigs by kis,ing the doubtful voter. —Lirrepoo Mewitry. LORD STANLEY ON THE PROSPECT OF A PERMANENT PEACE. The Right Hon. Loed Stanley ...