... of their protection fund, bt Were not the teetotallers meddling In politics? There was it Mr. Semes, a Tory ; Mr. Lawson, a Whig; and Mr. Bazley, d a Radical, all combining against them, and the committee d were quite sight In supporting their own friebds ...

... it mary b4 convenient for yo to visit me.-I am verg 1respeotfully and truly, you, .I JEFrrzSoN DAvIq. (From c40 RicltmOcld Whig, Jan. 25.) We are happy to learn that the President has signed the bill creating a genlralinchief That bill is now a law. No ...

... of parliamentary reform, but, at the same time, the I or bon, member ought to have remembered that the history rred of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that con. of pledges loosely given and Instantaneously broken. In rica, point of fact ...

... the law a slight cont'escension is accorded; and thus we have the last political budget of that parlia-. mont wvhich, unuder Whig auspices, was to have accom- plished so much, and has so behaved that the public are anxious for nothing else than it should ...

... promise of Parliamentary reform, but at the same time the honourable member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last 30 years bad been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. Inupoint of fact,&aWhig in office ...

... meeting abo an, old friend and a tried Reformer. His (the chairman's) and friends told him hie Was himself the last of the Whig of me3 the old sebeol, and would have to be stuffed as an example tlo) of the species. (Laughter,) Whether Mr. Cheetham ax- ...