... tax by one-half. Lord DERBY'S Government, however, soon evacuated their seats, and with the advent of the Whigs the farmers' prospects clouded over. In 1863 the long continued discontent made itself so actively felt that a committee was appointed, but ...

... some little irritable speculation as to the possibility of a small Reform Bill, introduced to redeem pro- mises, and give old Whigs a chance in doubtful boroughs, but there all visible interest ends. If the Queen had judged herself able to do her duty for ...

... in the North that French interference will not be much longer withheld in deference to the peaceloving inclinations of our Whig Cabinet and our Manchester school, and the knowledge that deeds and not words may be looked for from Paris has stimulated the ...

... essayed in which, after the Berm cl Lords bad =Meal judgment epos widows is a reoath had beta slimed, width would hays the Whig to enotbsr anted I. tbs by the party. Attar hew* Lord. r espy, the Lord Prodded that the Court would UM time to the roes. ...

... bis A =satin of sisoton will shortly Inks plans. No mere Whig has a thanes. We waist a thoroughly lames* reformer, a shads Imo extrema than Haight—mom Mod is his sympathies than Oolcien—lam of a Whig than Lord Inflaid—bettor posted than Lard Formay or Harvey ...

... BALT BMW wally Qmlity. Bowies de Yom Vies° Maly M Mie Price 44 pee 16.. Du, for 4 ha awl upwards. /7a Trek TM Beef id, mite Whig Inn we. 'ally impede/. JOHN K DORWARD, HANILTOX OMEN. SHOP TO LLT. 'pp LET, Contra SHOP, N. 1 0 sampled bYr P. Phinr. aiy for ...

... that is, of course, of Whig misgovernment ! The hon. memb3r, here referred to, during the course of his very earnest remarks, it should be said, raised the laugh, once, against the occupants of the Treasury Bench, by defining a Whig in office t an ...

... of our Railway Station, for had he net in terposed, it would have been on the south side of the Earn. In politics he WAS a Whig, and to his honour be it said that in the stormy times in t►is country, immediately, after the pawing of the Reform Hill, he ...

... rivers, And trickling fountains! Lam, of witches, ghosts, and fairies, Land of camp., and battle's glories, Land of Radicals, Whigs, and Yries— Where'er we rosin. Land of our fathers who were afire us, Thou art our home Though here, upon the banks o' Clyde ...

... jive his voter to the tellem Afar as matters lista gone, ids feel* of the cower, leanoto the Sowervativsr side ;. hat Whig sad Tory' be Dearly peek and At this sigoiles Male hearses as a straws isowever. thrown to woe dais. which way the wind blows ...

... JOURNAL AND CON straightway had a nice thick felt mat placed bakes his feet. Very sosedisiable, said him blahs , Whig; have amiable So they west.., one, two, three. The Lel Derby saw across the table; and—ever apptehessive a vie from that old screw ...

... bed something to do with h. Mr. Collett, who ha/Ibsen the early part of th e *ph told that he had Imported a gnat deal of Whig Into the matter. and was siding statements oileidated to create absolutely, in the mulath of albs Father Bowden to support ...