... believe a agreeable to toch aides moy, and I trust will be effected. 1 sbould never vo'e for the’r atol-tion, but 1 am quite any Whig or Tory wi o will submit aad generally satisfactory measure. which, while relk ving or partially relieving non-Oburcbmen, w ...

... to deal than an individual member, would t atve reiorm att-ation of It ba in which we are about ex gage, is the of a clever Whig bo direst « it must be sufficiently clear. when it is consiered that this ott Liskeard of Mr. men who has ben for eome years ...

... sides may, and I trust will be effected. newr scte for their unconsi-foval abolition, but Iam quite prepare! to suprort any Whig or Tuy who vill submit a reasonable and gem rally @ which, while relieving or partia'ly reilevirg will not leave the of at ...

... remitted sixteen millions of taxation. There is no getting rid of these statistics, and so the only re- source is to accuse the Whigs of impiety in arrogating to themselves the prosperity of the country, which is due to Providence alone. This charge has the ...

... was connected. He strongly condemned one observation which had been made of the right hon. baronet to the effect that while Whigs and Tories were quarrelling Republicans were advancing. Let them recall the great changes which bad taken place since the stirring ...

... government ote fitting man, to attach to the If bY will also do Government and to bring “Gi ability of the House, whi Mos ep of te Whig connection, to repress, wervice to the country. tare not all old, aid, though the repeal of the and Corporation Acts 0 doubt ...

... Radicals talk of inviting Mr, Edward Miall, of the Liberation Socict to stand in junction with Mr. , should Mr. decline to 6, The Whigs p to invite Sir Charles Wood, but as the ri owners his refusal to aid the t hon. gentleman greatly offended the mill- wth of ...

... army remains; destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond press have not been received, but the Whig, as if antici- the capture, says, come what may, the cause must be upheld. The Despatch svys, even were Mobile, and Richmond ...

... sold’ was. tore twé months, its would be t chiefly A from, in Xd of 1863-5, ee rt RENEWED DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST:: “Last the Whig of Mc im bodies at corners of} @nd Roman districts 5 riding there, and ithe and-women. oe ee as wecan and the near. the Lenatic ...

... candidate was going to stand for Tavistock, he asked what had become of the Duke of Bedford, because fora borough eo essentially Whig and Liberal to entertain the views of a Conservative candidate was to him perfectly inexplical Therefore he took it as an ...

... Reform cause will redoubled contest to be so far like that it will rise with bh unlike Anteus wus tha from its fall to the far 0 Whig, shall be able to e it in his arms and strangle litical Hercules, to be Tory or Deata sy IN THE WalTECHAPEL Tuesday an inquest ...

... adventures, If Sir George Grey or Sir Charles Wood had spoken as Mr. Gladstone spoke, their words would have sounded as mere Whig platitudes. But Mr. ladstone can pro , advocate, and enforce schemes which tim®l Libera must either accept or reject; which ...