... ateeldissa Aintibisesielheivirtma Itsamiwia ado , rind mos is the st tbek MI the he swerse ts duties at Wave* with view to Whig - suds. - . tams= beetoir is si x dee =2 i ir t al hos aim boa a a few dap I. the is liw* .g si nees be ht do el cams lamest ...

... especially bishops, are in duty bound to reward long and meritorious services in disposing of their benefices. The evangelical” and Whig Bishop of Durham seems to think otherwise. —I am, sir, yours faithfully, March 8, 1861. PRESBYTER. ...

... the expenditure of the coun- j try have been so great. Lord Palmerston's Govern - I ment was pledged to reform, but had the Whigs fol- i filled the promise ? Lord John Russell had for the last i four years been playing with the people. He had | brought ...

... to complain of, since her sire was only a Cheshire silk spinner ;—a reflection that should considerably affiict that Hidalgo Whig of putative pur sang, Lansdowne, seeing that the noble marquis had a wool-comber for a Petty grandfather, and that several ...

... the pamphlet before us may be read with proBl by Churchmen and Dissenters, Conservatives and Radicais. Let the friends of the Whig party on the following account of the first step in parliament for the oholition of Church-fates:-- Sit Robert Peel, astitsover ...

... equivalent on division to eight votes ; and taken as party to party, the Conservatives outnumber the Russell and Palmerston Whigs united nearly one-third. Add the Peelites and ultra-Liberals to the Ministerialists, and they have stili only what Lord Brougham ...

... geisha. Well, rip • Wishes to hat is the la I. be ow Did 1. 10 to hma lee bird she had N.; er • Gower he N. wes Whin new el Whig e it wee Who ass who 'weld haft rieso Wes Is resees hey het tor • be hal Of ilersheasie did eat t.lk. Maher, and bed she bees ...

... lot) uti.es from Leeds) .ho will vote for lhe tvudget whole and entire of tbe Whig a-.niatry tf it wa* threefold what tt wa. ia ls-50 Say. mats who would vote r.r tbe Whig m.Diavtrv oo any •object, uot txcavottag tb. Foreign Allen Rills, or Ute hill lo ...

... Clerceesei. Ned ethers. . DX BUCHAN'S tkiNZl ' LIGALCOATED PALLS I • • slk 4a* miar=l Ow tad be lakes by tbe web , asseei et Whig &ma Ste HEALTH DIPENDEI UP(3l:sEa ra . both A;esr rue ea are dlseisrose; Wes /WA se sol Melon peesesesee is set Asillssisa ...

... method; but then the law gives the inhabitants a certain power, and both sides use it for the sake of annoyance. Tories use it— Whigs use it; and it will be used while the law remains as it is, and until we are all perfect. lam therefore glad to have put the ...

... of professed Liberals. He considerec tile Lord Palmerston had playedfalse tothe Liberal pasty;, and if I he did not-and the Whig party did iot-liove sincerely atil earnestly in this matter, they swould ere long be again oil the cold opposition benches ...

... exploded dogma. The Tories themsel vesackno wiedge thatano- ther instalment of Reform has fallen due, and they differ with the Whigs only as to the parties to whom it should be paid. Progress, or rather growth, is the character of the British Constitu- tion ...