... greatest weight upon many decisions to which we may come. There were more then two centuries ago, and long before the nenese of Whig and 1Tory were used, disputes between two grent pertise In the country as to the nature of the functions of per- Ilameut ...

... have an important bearing in deciding what ought i to be done. There was, more than two centuries ago, before the names of 'Whig and Tory were ever uttered, a dispute between two great parties as to the nature and the functions of the House of Commons ...

... instructions were issued by the executive the part nion that proceedings should be taken against certaine indi idualg of the Whig party for bribery. In explanation ot their cndiict the Vigilance Committee prepared a report in which -hiy gave Astory of elections ...

... K~ent, opencd a Her shop, and so ensmuanued was he of the Whig - pet, thst he entlt~l~ed h'is shop 'The REcorm.' Within t ie'lnat six months, howeter,- disgusted with the pro. eedings of the Whigs, he took 'down his sign-board, andit 5iled it up again ...

... TE{E REFORill BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860..- ?? I- : .(From the Afornina esHavld.) ' ' CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL 0'o BILL oF 1859. - 1860 No dihfranohisement ' No disfranchisement. Uniforafityof franchise Reduotlon of borough , in boroughs and counties ...

... sports of our local gentry. The Corporation then kept a pack of hounds, but the Whigs or Derbyites either would not hunt with them, or were not allowed, and accordingly a Whig pack was subscribed for. When the hunt was formed, a question arose as to its ...

... greatest weight in any deci- s slton as to what is to be done. There was, more than '¶ -two centuries ago, before the. names of Whig and Tory were a ever kenown, a great dispute between two great parties as to tl the nature of the functions of the House of ...

... pay me the money you owe men? As I understand yoa are going to vote for Ihe Whig party hall expet you to payme. Iliad not previously said anything about voting for the Whig h party. Reynolds came to meabout threeyweeks before the election in Mr. Walpole's ...

... settle the Reform question on a moderate basis. If he deals gently with the boroughs and the franchise to please the hereditary Whigs, he may find the ultra Radicals voting against him, even though Mr. Gibson and Mr. Bright speak and vote in his favour. Assuredly ...

... pay me the money you owe me? As I understand you are going to vote for the Whig party £ shal expect' you to pay me.' I. had not previously said anything about voting for the Whig party. Reynolds came ta. me about three, weeks before the election in Mr. ...

... the working classes will show before the second reading their estimate of the indignity offered them in such a contemptible Whig Reform Bill. - ONE WHO WILL STILL BE WITHOUT A VOTE. Dudley, March 2nd, 1860. [Our correspondent will have himself to blame ...

... carefully through the weekly and other Catholic jou nals of Saturdey for their views upon the late conttest. in Cork between the Whigs aud the Pop3, as the Ultramontanes indiscreetly put the issue; and I hind that, with one exception, they arc all rejoicecl ...