... hate the very name—Church-rate :— For why Because the Church I hate 1 Whig Churchman •' These words make me with anger swell .— For why? love the Church so well 1 Churchman, but Whig- - Wonders, sure will never cease :— Lo ! friends and foes combine ...

... dares not appear in public. The Kingston British Whig has received letter from Trinity College, Toronto, asking for a free copy of that paper for the use of the students attending the College. The Whig says:—“ We look upon this request as piece of consummate ...

... retire. This gentleman was elected at first as a Whig, by both parties. In 1839 he addressed letter his constituents stating that recent public events had compelled him to oppose the policy of the Whigs, and that as there was no other choico than to be ...

... of Lord Palmerston from office so far back as the year 1850. Austria, Bavaria and Saxony, awakened by the machinations of Whig England for the aggrandisement of Prussia, by opposing the Prussian annexation of the Danish Duchies have given evidence of ...

... moving towards Lynchburg. He is very confident receiving Lee's surrender, together with tLe remains of his army. The Richmond Whig, now. Union paper, says the evacuation of the city iiad been progressing for a month. The people, however, refused to believe ...

... ds Magazine. Whig Legislation.—Lord Russell seems to think that England was never so great or so flourishing as she is now '. and he attributes her growth in influence abroad and wealth home to the wisdom of Whig legislation. Was it Whig legislation that ...

... CHANGES AT RICHMOND. The Richmond Whig of April 6th contains the followlr3 respecting the changes which have taken place at Richmond since its occupation by the I,derals The transition from enormous prices and depreciated currency to remonable rates and ...

... Lord Paxmer- may possess certain amount of popularity ; b ut not even his Lordship's personal influence will to float another Whig-Radical Cabinet into '°$oe The experience of the last few years has Rurally rendered the nation dissatisfied withithe induct ...

... an excellent RESIDENCE called The Elms, with FARM HOUSE, COTTAGES, an d about 100. Acres of superior LAND, in the folio whig or such other Lots as may be stated the time of Sale : Lot. I. well built and commodious Family Residence, called The Elms ...

... Acland refused to give one single pledge, to tell how be should vote on any one measure. admitted helping to turn out the old Whigs, and to get in Sir Robert Peel; but none of them were freetraders thin. Sir Robert and his colleagues set to work on system ...

... Perla. Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's E iiuburgh letter and the tardy conversion of the Whigs ; the Whigs cheered b-cause they gladly gave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister; and the Pretectionists cheered ...

... compose They have | many have many times by the Whigs, but there was part-of ‘the House of Commons yestér- were made to allusion to ac- point which eervants of the tap ts or outside of. in by lofty Whig holders, their re- are and have al The Standard ...