... numerical majority is of every species, every shade and variety* of politic opinion (hear), from that species of fossil the old Whig down the extremist Radicals (loud laughter). We see this difference in tho cabinet, find is notorious - at least commonly reported— ...

... and religious studies, the former being encouraged bounties, the latter only slightly protected penalties. If this the true Whig idea of elementary education, John Styles’s sole aim and ambition the village school inu.-t be read, write, and cipher : whether ...

... majoiity is composed of every species, every shade and variety of political opinion (hear), from that species of fossil the old Whig down to the extremest of Radicals (loud laughter). We soe this difference in the cabinet, and it is notorious — atleast it ...

... connected with liis fame legislator would be about the most useful task they could undertake. As all Whig legislation is supposed next perfection, long as the Whig* nee in power, he ill m°Bt probably new field, and add a fresh bewilderment to the law landed ...

... lie was called to the bar in 1835, aiid was more remarkable for his humour tban for his legal attainments. He wrs a thorough Whig, ar.d was rewarded by hie party some years ago with a sbcriifdem, whicb is now vacant by his death. Two Brothers Drowned near ...

... O’ Forfarshire, yearr He was bar and >va» nroie remarkable for hi-; humour than for his legal attainment* v. at* a thorough Whig, and was rewartlcd by Id** some years ago with siieiifhlooi, which now v. cant his death. Hotel, St. GeorgbVplace.—Arrivals: ...

... have done their best to initiate the public into the mystery by frankly announcing that there is no secret to toil. The aim of Whig statesimuiahip, its apologiats tell as, will lie to avoid any dcbatcablc theme ; an 1 foreign policy and domestic administration ...

... event which this nation deeply deplores. ihe composition of the right rev. writer contrasts remarkably with the style of the ex-Whig Lord of the Treasury, who conspicuously in the first jjaragraph of bis letter describes himself as the representative our Most ...

... on ministerial responsibility. Only so is there any chance of ifc» being settled. We are no*, sangnino Enough to hope the Whigs will act so honestly. They prefer iho open qr.es- ! tion. It throws the dissenters into their a It props up ttie faith of ...

... and Diu.wyx, and all the illustrious confrateenity who Ixwst l>e I.iU'rals par tong, have not renounced their allegiance the Whigs! But the charge is absurd. What did Mr. Bright ever effect Lord Derby’s aid What has he not effected the servile” concessions ...

... foregoing balance- sheet, and have founel the same to be oorrcct, (Signed) FRED. HARRISON, ) JIKNItY OVEItTON, J- Auditors. JOHN WHIG lIT, ) London and County Bank, Jan. 30, ISSS. The foregoing Report having been read by the Secretary, the following resolutions ...

... and Ministers may lend an untlerliand aid, but for all this Reform is laid* 1^ is now not even a promise. It is to remain a Whig finality until some future Conservative Ministry shall see their clear way to satisfy a just and real demand for an amendment ...