... same excuse for the care- less expenditure as in the case of a rate-in-aid. Bnt the most striking point of convergence between Whig and Conservative is that which relates to America. Lord Hartington has just made a tour of the United States, South as well ...

... ; but, with Sir Stafford Northcote, we do not profess to admire his lordship’s Conservatism. recognised good Whig; do not admire him as Whig, hut do admire the noble lord in the character of fine old English gentleman, whether happen to he turning a sod ...

... to the law which had been. passed, and to which he had provioisly referred. At length it. b-eame a hard contest between the Whigs and the De- ocrat9 (pro-slaveiy) as to who should elect the chief presdent; but somle would not join either of those two parties; ...

... anything that might disturb the administration, or force on a general election. A general election- Aye, there's the rub. Both Whig and Tory tremble at the very idea of facing their constituents atthe hustings. Theyhavethrown one whole session clean away ...

... It was good therefore that the northern division of the county should be represented by one who was at once a member of the Whig or Liberal party and one of the territorial aristo- cracy. A young nobleman could not have a better political school than the ...

... (Owen buret into tears). —Mr. Orme: This is your first time before I will only fine you five shillings and costa. —Northern Whig. The Pastoral Staff or the Bishop of Central Africa. -The Right Rev. Dr. Tozer, the newly-appointed Bishop of Central Africa ...

... contrary to the law which had been passed, and to which he had previously referred. At length it became hard contest between the Whigs and the Democrats (pro-slavery) who should elect the chief president; hut some would not join either of these two parties, ...