... Labotyr.vai. chattering about Tories. But onr robbery by the goldmonsren? of 15s. ...

... Against the bombarding . Of Fed- or of Confed-eration ; Eest and be thankful! From assaults oratorical, Quotations historical. Whig precedents, brought out in batches; From long-winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), Served up cold, in the shape of ...

... appointment from the :iSGnt of fiis earlier views. Mr. Milner Radical of the purest type—or Mr. Co»- pHiu„ f f OUllce y o^He Whigs—are invited into the r icb ' pleasant enemy, who is ready p e them as if Hey were old friends. In fact, seems to have invested ...

... has been a good deal more serious in its results. has brought out very strongly the fact that the chasm which separates the Whigs from the Radicals is no accident or prejudice, and cannot bridged over a judicious division of offices. The admission ot Mr ...

... Commons, and he declared his conviction that the Sunday schools had done more for the well-being of England than any Cabinet Whig or Tory. Mr. Samuel Edwards then, at the request of the Chairmas, read the first paper upon The defects of oar Sanday Schools ...

... Kidderminster.—Preparations are being made at Kidderminster for contested election whenever vacancy occurs. M¥. Luke White, the Whig member, is expected to visit his constituents next week, and the Conservatives have had a private meeting, which they have ...

... other, and especially with their leaders. Hertfordshire haa gone over to the enemy—the seat occupied by Mr. Puller, a mild Whig, being now tilled by Mr. Surtees, a Conservative. We don't know whether, after all, there any loss or gain worth counting, ...

... Government. (Laoud cheers.1 Itb is possible that Mr. Bright's speech aved the Governmept from a defeat, for .wo or tkree score Whigs, par sang, headed by Lord Harry Vane, poured out of the House in a. body The Treasury whips flung themselves into this retreat- ...

... ego, the Journal. He wished papers were not Tory one day and Whig another—ihear, hear), like the editor of the Daily Telegraph, who, to his knowledge, had written on three different papers —Whig, Tory, and Radical. But as the Journal: there was discussion ...

... and he deelared his conviction that the Bnnday schools had done mere for the well-being of England thau any Cabinet, be it 'Whig or Tony. hir, SAMIUEL EDWARDS then, at the request of the Chair. rpan, Yoiid tihe fist paper upon The defects of our Sun- ...

... Owner Mr. Allday’s Kasper, aged, 12st Mr.'Parker 3lr. Bird’s Sybil, aged, list 91b Owner Betting: Even Harkaway, 3to 1 agst Red whig, and 5 tol agst any other. The favourite led for half a mile, when Redwing passed him and tarried on the running up to a quarter ...

... Abolitionists, he has not thrown himself heart and soul into the cause of emancipation. He is Kentuckian born; he was an old line Whig,” always opposed to slavery as national institution, but not inspired by that religious horror of slavery as a fact that is ...