... the rec view of pointing a moral to this reflection he observed bw that the one telling proof of the incompetency of the for whigs' was that they were green enough to listen sat to John Bright !. Now we have no sympathy vet whatever with the extreme political ...

... AND TlI FRANCHIsE BIaL. V -The Government Franchise Bill, which was carried p in spite of an unnatural coalition between whigs, pro- g fessing liberals, and conservatives, applied a severe test ti to the political honesty and consistency of the present ...

... been done. The misfortune is that so far as Reform is concerned, very few men are in real earnest about the matter, and yet whigs, tories, and radicals have so far committed themselves to it that a quiet withdrawal from the position which has already been ...

... of the Chancellor di of the Exchequer'sX speech in 'his reply upon f the wthole debate. The dual vote, condemned alike by cl Whig, Radical, and Tory, is to be abandoned ; a lodger P~ suffrage introduced; and other dlauses are to be open to o Vdiscussion ...

... trade doctrines in Manchester in 1867: why may we 3 not expect some day to behold the same noble states- ) man, who quitted the Whig ministry, in 1835, be- X b cause he would not consent to inquire into or inter- fere iith the revenues of the Irish Church ...

... honourable gentleman is confident that by the Government Bill we are much nearer household suffrage than we ever should be under a Whig Go- vernment, and on the whole he prefers the present bill, to the bill of last year as being far more liberal. But when ...

... aill, if it can be avoided, all is not right. A tax osi beer cannot be much better tlsa one on bread, and whhat Government, Whig or 'l'ory, - Liberal or Radical, would now propose to tax bread ? I mnst visit f'orty-tvo parishes before I can become personally ...

... it at all, if it can be avoided, is not right. A tax oei beer cannot be much better than o0ne on breed, and what Government, Whig O'r Tory, Liberal or Radical, would nowi propose to tax bread-P 1 must visit forty-two parishes before I can become personally ...

... which many cannot I was quite baldon the croim ormyhbeauwhen I beganousing it.-V.Bl. HITS O'N THE MANAGEMEN OF THE HAIR. Whig. kers, Ac., with Testimonials, List of Agents, &c,, sent post free it four penny stomps. TNOW THYSELF! NARIE COU. JKPELLE ...

... which many cannot; I was quite bald on the crmwn of my head whem I began usincg it.`-Wi.B HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE RHAIR Whig. cue, kers &As ' wills Testimonials, List of Agents, &As, sent post free for four pennly stamps. T NO W YTHYE LF ! MA RIEB ...

... ?? nullassy ceuccets Iwa qcito bald eiltc ie croses of my heccd whent I o llsigit.-W Bi rIlEI MANAGEMIENT (IF 'I'IE HAIR, Whig. kero, &A., oithl Testicconials, list of Agents, &c., acit post free for foar peoucuy stapils. 5 ?? -- -- . l'NOW THYSELF ...

... Indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous only I fancies. Similar testimonials froi Dr. re, Dr. Harvey, Dr. Sher- Whig lacad, Dr. Campbell, and many thousand other respectable parties wsho on can be refereed to. Sold in canisters, Ilb. 2s. 9d ...