... the severance of the connection 1 i between the Whig and Radical parties is to follow. 't It is not to be supposed that this is the result of a' f higher standard of political morality the part of the ! Whig Premier aud his followers. It rather from the ...

... of their inherent strength. Let them show by their united exertions that they are determined to be trifled with no longer by Whig whimsicalities in a matter of such importance as the securing an adequate number of Bishops to make Diocesan Episcopacy reality ...

... wanted to have a word with him, and after taking him into a room they asked him if was not going to support their party, the Whigs, at that election. He replied that he could not, he had promised to Mr. Hodgson. They pressed him to support them, and gave ...