... things, but he did not see that the legislature could do much in that, but he would help the government all he could, whether Whig or Tory, to bring about a better order of things.—(Applause.) It gave him great pleasure to meet so large an assembly, and ...

... the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in the cele' brated case of Norton r. Meiburne ; but in his | practical prosecutions he lent too much Whig asperity, and in his capacity of public prosecutor of Lord Cardigan before the Peers, it was apparent that the trial was only ...

... is, l —hiok T 4ood f° r thought. The proposal is one shock dar ® y, will flutter the Whigs and • e ories l drive the official people out eflj iJ. lr minds; but Whigs and Tories and the P® rB °ns, with their redtape and worn out a a4IC aok^e dave had a ...

... indicate what that plan really U, a food for thought. The proposal I dare say, will flutter the Whigs the Tories and drive the official people minds ; but Whigs and Tories and the din] Persons, with their redtape and worn out omatic tackle, have had a pretty ...

... with much greater carnestuess and zeal. But the fact is that it never was meant for use. It was only got up for show. The Whigs live upon the credulity of the people. They feed them with promises which are never fulfilled, and fleece them while they are ...

... the Whigs, fitter spending his life in exposing and denouncing the cruelty and villainy of that party ...

... and Shepherd.-town. gaiement is impending. The Confederate General Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Bichmond Whig has information that the entire Coutederate loss in the Mauasses banie was 5,000, and in all the engagements in li'om 5,000 ...

... Ten Hours’ Bill was not a party measure, the great leader of the bill being Lord Shaftesbury, one of the most influential of Whig statesmen. DISTRICT NEWS. THE DISTRICT INFIRMARY. Weekly Board, November 11, 1868. In-Patients.—As per last report, 26; Admitted ...

... laid up wi(h sprained knee end other •Were but, hoped, not daejwrOEi injimea* ■ > i -»■' «fafed that Mr. Diegan forward •» the Whig interest for. at the ftoeral election. • * • • from Turiu tononoca (lull it in the iolcntion «the Ku« to MsM CUWiuul the Kojral ...

... centralisation, which has robbed us of our old parochial privileges. When the time comes for action, we should like to see Whigs, Tories, and Radicals shoulder to sh¢ulder, in a determined effort to abolish the Poo.r Law Board. The public must do what ...

... MINOR ITEMS It is no secret that the Manchester Guardian loves John Bright certain gentleman loves holy water. That wealthy Whig organ, which has grown fat on tho labours of the Radical party, opposed Mr. Jacob Bright at the recent election with all its ...

... longer entitled to command. The warning voice has been nttered by Conservatives, | as well as by members of the Liberal party— Whigs of the old school, and Radicals of the new school ; but all in vain. Reckless of cou' sequences, the Premier has gone on in ...