... surplus is to revert and be restored him on expiration of his sentence, or hi? representatives. Change op Motto.—Tho Richmond Whig, whose motto is Sic temper Tyrannic, has dropped it tho “request of the Provost-Marshal-General. * A Difficult Return.—A return ...

... interlude of unversed statesmanship. There would, indeed, no greater inconsistency in Mr. Hardy becoming a Cabinet Minister under Whig premiership than there is the present position of Mr. Gladstone. The struggle which is approaching for the blue ribbon of the ...

... office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of Reform.” Bravo Mr. Bright! Have yon come at last to lee the question in its proper light? You now perceive, and declare publicly, that the only chance of Reform being obtained is by making the Whig statesmen ...

... striking against Charybdis. The third and latest candidate in the field affords a locus not for penitence, but for relief from a Whig candidate of doubtful complexion and a philosophical politician with thoughts too deep for spaech. Mr. addresses the constituency ...

... mentions one—Mr. Forster ; who were the others? Were Mr. Baines, Mr. Bright, and Mr. Leatham equally reluctant to displease the Whig Government ? Does not all this point out the absolute necessity of following recommendation, and having every member of Liberal ...

... feelings and wishes aro a matter of do moment at all. But because- through the perverse obli- quity of Dr. Lusbington and cert. in Whig judges— church rates cannot be recovered ; and because, moreover, not quite 500 parishes out of the 17,000 have refused to ...

... feelings and a iebes are a matter of no moment at But because - through the perverse obli(pity of Dr. Lushington and certeie Whig judges—church rates cannot be recovered; and because, moreover, not quite 500 pariehes out of the 17,000 have refused to grant ...

... parish at the edge of the county. The next parish belongs to a Whig nobleman, Lord CLUMPS, and it is equally close—every acre belongs to him. I shall 7d in the pound, and he gain 7d. The Whig nobleman is to gain 7d in the pound, and the poor Tory is to ...

... so moth so that the ether rasa volunteered to take 'his turn at going up the no 1 to have him In the bottom of the barge. Whig there be quareelled with two of mates, one of whom to avoid the das of a row, forfeited work and went away. The thawed who ...

... L. A. Cooper, Pith Light Infantry. Caplan' C. L Cobra, R.A. tw M.C.8., appointment to Herald. nerretary to It. Magas kw the Whig Denmark with the Order et the Garter, ea C. P. ILL lieutenant W. Ganda Lieutenant W. La., Camel J. W. A.A. Mr. Joseph A. Crowe ...

... the franchise question, • DO matter in what shape, or by whom introduced, has become the most difficult to deal with. The Whigs dread it equally with the ..,oneervet,iees, and Ministry alter Ministrygia' out upon it. Nevertheless, no party will ig- I ...

... small scale, what must it be in itsoperauon throughout the country wATrona. COUNTY COURT.—MuNuAY, 1114 r 15. [Before lame.* Whig Kern. Esq., Judge.] WMI r, Claim 71. for coals 'applied to the defendant, who did not appear. Plaintiff stated that he had ...