... counselled. Contrary to our usual practice, will quote few authorities on these points. The Edinburgh Review—the champion of the Whig landed oligarchy—says, in October, 1864, At home we have still to apply to land and to labour that freedom which has worked ...

... Navy, and Volunteers—the Bible, Prayer Book, and clergymen—the town and country—all are Conservative: what, then, keeps the Whigs in power? The rabble ? for that Hydra-headed monster is the only ally rejected, and, more lamentable still, seems master ...

... NZ;VON HAMM Native at the Mothers the LANGII AWNS, bees taloa lid leddiata _of Elde ill Vidal% be a gLis honied.= is Romig • Whig at flaadowa, albedo: week. Wood Street. Ride. TIMTIMOTION IN DANCING, AND - Ds HALL!, Nswreae, helms ( pUT War . 5 anee Desis ...

... y the political rights of four out of five millions of men. Yet that archmountebank, Lord Palmerston, and the incrustated Whigs who sit with him and mal-administer the affairs of this Nation, together with the sleeping partners on the Ministerial ...

... Rev. W. H. Deareley ; Orbba. Mr. a Caws ; Education, by Mr. G. Harlon ; The World in 1962. by Mr. E. Matthews ; Tb. Whig sitoridoe, by a lady ; Mental culture, an address, by Mr. W. Matthews; Receip t of my soother's parboil, by lady ; ...

... EQUALISATION OF POOR RATES. Mr. Villiers is once more tinkering; the detestable New Poor Law the Whigs, by introducing a Bill for transferring the costof keeping the poor parishes to anions; other Words/ Ayr 4qualiiation erf poor rates. We have not been ...

... SKIN. ORNSOWS SARSAPARILLA AND BARK PILLS (es Wadi* natty the awl was the aid aid% aim new Me Way IL *illy Weiss' Ow IMMO. mid Whig a mewed odes di die fehellide lid hems Moe, Or torpid meet MOW le die ode arm et Codemare. el 1 Me, Be. Teed as' leedrimadd ...

... dee of number of other artificers being Ie the shipwrial.w. as Unman that dipole between dr Lanka end and the Lemke mg4:ll Whig to the prise of the hod Int the et tie bairn Terminer bee nereapd, end that pia aged is 430,000 to be paid by the knew. tnittitS ...

... ing the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best.—Troy Whig. Sold by all chemists, at Is per box. ...

... schemes, plans, and dreams of invading the dependency of Hsr Majesty 1 (hear, hear). The Gpvehiment of England, ' whether Whig or Tory, will do well to remember that the People have more relations, |p, the States than in the Colonies of America; and ...

... MARCH 25, 1865. As the twig is bent so the tree'» inclined has lately been beautifully illustrated at Leeds Lord Amberley, a Whig twig bent to entwine clap-trap and terminate at the rotten old stump of Finality John. This Whigling has also acquired the ...

... nepotism; but sagacious and impartial readers will perceive that it is not nepotism that is really objected to, but that the Whigs should long have tne exclusive privilege of its exercise. To the public it matters but little; for both parties, when they ...