... for the trial of these prisoners will isse; they will come before the regular judge of aize at the anual time.-puortkcsed Whig. BFut Sxar ?? cut from bears, which are said to have been an invention of IL Alesandrc Dumas, are not a ehimera, at least in ...

... States has for many years past resolved itself, so to speak, into carrying Pennsylvania in the month of October. The efforts of whigs and democrats formerly, and since 1856 of democrats and repub- licans, have been mainly concentrated upon the local elections ...

... along the whole line at this moment). The Whig says that Altoona has been captured, with 4,000 prisoners. (An attack on it was repulsed, the Confederates losing 1,000 dead and wounded and 400 prisoners.) The Whig says, again, Oct. 19, that the news from ...

... and cries, rather than to be taken into counsel for its wisdom, but for all that a true human soul. What have politics, as Whig, Tory, and Radical have shaped them in this latter half of the nineteenth century, to do with so indecorous and obtrusive an ...

... vehementlyiscouted, and that the Radical agitator, as he was termed, received no small belabouring from both aides of the house, Whig and Tory, and also from what was then considered the en- lightened portion of the pres. Poor Mr. VinuERs, indeed, met with ...

... of his brothers for other places in Gloucestershire. We thank Mr. Grantley Berkeley for exposing the gross jobbery of the Whigs in this case, though in doing so he confesses that he himself was in some respects an instrument in effecting it. Such abuse ...

... liberal measures, and the whigs were alwaysy advocating principles of centralisation, the radicals voted justly for the tories, and he could tell them that of late they had had to vot quite as often for the tories an the whigs. Was he to vote black was ...

... freedom which has worked more marvels in the case of capital and com- merce. Now, that is not my language, it is that of the 'whig reviewers; but I sayamen to it. However, if I had 25 Or 30 years, instead of twice that number, I would take Adam Smith in ...

... by his party to their mast, we cannot at any rate congratulate hsim on the orthodoxy with which he has maintained the great Whig doctrines of retrenchment and reform. It can have hardly failed to occur to the more thinking politicians in this country that ...

... treatment they got from a Govern- ment professing to be liberal, and a policy has been announced, and indeed adopted, of leaving Whig and Tory to settle their differences at the poll without the aid of nonconformist voters. The tendency of Mr. DISRAELI'S speech ...