... ow a settee of as ago, and allow Interest thereon at I yeer sent. below the lank England'. Liniment rate Discount, Aline and Whig therewith, but under 2 per cent., or exeeeding the .3per cent. Deposits subjeet to longer settee.. et repayment, or Axed periods ...

... 4 EDNESDAY, •JUNE 1, 1864. Tug recent Radical Reform speech of Mr Gladstone, which startled Tories, Whigs, and rest-and-be-thankfulists of all shades, has been republished under his own authority, with a preface by himself, in which he explains himself ...

... mood is in the joint ownership of two Whig leaders Karl FiizwUllara and Earl Zetland. Karl ZeiUnd it was that spent £l2OOO last year the North Hiding Yorkshire for the Whigs ; and holds his borough la trust for Whig placemen; and Sir Roundel! Palmer. finding ...

... Walpole, from his dignified deportment and conciliatory manners, is a natural born Speaker of the House, to which even the Whigs would hardly object to raise him, if Mr Denison retired ; the Conservatives are sure to do so, whether Mr Denison retires or ...

... contemplate, been the prospect of its proving a sinecure, we should scarcely have expected the objection to come from au honest Whig. If the present Government were really of opinion that such a position, when created, would only be another salary with no ...

... _Itf'i to _this _impriyrfi'ttt oa _mQ- In _giving 011 _^ _the _t'tkins _foraclmipsiirn _tii _the _communion , eich _p-non _whig- _'t _'' a token writf _? bt _; _ _nasce up'm a _slio , an' _1 hin' _! _- _* _i' _: _^ _o the _miaLiter or aa cidfir . _After ...

... STAMM at Oa Maas Pima 0 la Mum sad • tame Pleas OISNA. mid dungamalt. Pleec sl. &RENAWNW, sad NOW coati, at qs, al A Is SIC WHIGS at 1,76, rids. i. Ike ?velar 3 3 ?NEWF. nod for fiorif tie wept AITKEN'S DIPAPSIT 1 PLACL. Hood Leith Walk. GLOM, every Nevelty ...

... party, gives no hint regarding the policy' s which he wouldbe. prepared to pursue were he a t to succeed in .displacing the Whigs from the Treasuiy benches. We do not ,'suppose the t question would~fare eitherbetter'or 'worse in the A hands'of the Tories ...

... management of affairs to the Cabinet and the newspapers. The latter proclaim public opinion ; the former have only to obey it. Whigs or Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, able men or fools, no matter —omnes eoilem cogimur. Wc are really not exaggerating. If ...

... EDINSUIIOII ACADLIIIT, will 14 iII•ND Oil the A.C.4l.osouso,leet3usw P 1 J 11.7., (14ATVIDAT) AFT N. By bled penological, lite BA Whig ef the no OORDON ILMAILANDKIiteI will Flay g the Patentors el 68:rIto* INC AEB OCIATIOR FOR THE BETTER OfENDOWM UNIVERNM Or ...

... like to know what it really is.. Is it all just possible, as explanatory of the conduct of the certain members of the modern Whig school who pre are always with the Lord Advocate, and on this and occasion were against him, that two or three sops the given ...

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