... fear that the samte may be said of Lord Mulgrave in Nova Scotia, sod Mr. Gordon in Now Brunswick. Are we to witness the usual Whig mismauagemetit and rerklessness, and again to be told after countless disasters that 1 no one is to blame ? it is some comfort ...

... perhaps, that the Church was able to take care of itself, he refused to qualify Parties were ♦cry evenly balanced. Confiding whig*, whom the late Earl Fortescue was one, preached peace and forbearance to the liberals. Don't make a party matter your elections ...

... Chancellor and mouthpiece the University of London, which office he held for twenty years. Such are the chief claims of the Whig candidate put forward by the Cambridge Liberals in opposition to the Duke of Northumberland. The name of the latter popular ...