... has not been always so. The time was when under the iron rule of Conservatism, the Liberals of the present thy, then called Whigs, wrought strenuously for Reform, and the political rights of the people formed the never-failing topic of their discourse. ...

... the sura stated in the Times would probably be nearer the mark of the higeest profit of any local firm in the trade.—Belfast Whig. DREADFUL OCCURRENCE IN NOTTING HAMSHIRE. The village of Fiskerton, some six miles from Newark, was on Tuesday night the scene ...

... guarding Against the bombarding Of Fed-or of Confect-Ovation Rest and be thankful! From amanita oratorical, Quotations historical, Whig precedents, brought out in batches From long-winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), Served cold, in the shape of &snitches ...

... who has acted in the House with the same party for some thirty years. Such fact would almost canonise a Whig, especially if he belonged to rich Whig family. But after half the statesmen of the age have changed their parties two or three times over, there ...

... that, seeing he was opposed by a decided Tory, his avowal of a preference for the system of vote by Ballot might disgust the Whigs and milder Liberals, and cause them to carry their votes to the opposite camp ; but, to Mr honour be it recorded, he resisted ...

... part of the sum stated in Times would probably nearer the mark of the highest profit any local firm in the trade. —Belfast Whig. ...

... and the Conservatives s, to iioivti, there Can be none save that of satis. ti !cctioni at the ovemthrow of the perfilious a, 'Whig. The country is sick of them. It can- c no' endure, if it could help, a dog in the manrger it patay -a parLy who cannot be ...

... curious example of the value of government faction, that both the Liberal and Lonrorvative parties (the good old landmarks of Whig and Tory being swept have united in urging warlike policy upon the Crown, the party power having attempted to coerce the into ...

... the present Ministry is known to thousands, and that he has used his influence with Irish Members Parliament in favour of the Whig Liberals and against the Conservatives is fact within our knowledge. Willi what the Canon says about English Catholics and ...

... n cf the force, the Volunteers have been singularly, we may say marvellously, free front any political influences. We have Whig Lords in command, Conservative captains of companies, and Radical pri. Yates, or vice versa, getting on together most pleasantly ...

... /Were fro the vedette The, eon the Neer Styles toe the lag Mom Vision. AD-Wool TWEED TROUSERS, is., 141 M. TUT s.d Id, RI, %WHIG SUITS, lON Xs, Ms, Us. BOOTH 1 TOLDOOTH WYNO, !Aura ; HIGH STRUT, DALRLITH; HIGH STYLES, AIHIROATII; II BRIGGS lITRIIZT, ; ...

... which Mr Kinncar's reputation is shrouded and the fact that his respected father, who is known be one of the leading men in Whig circles, has made no sign in his son's favour, seems to create a doubt that the candidature of the latter seriously intended ...