... of the money of the State be granted without the concession of religious equality ss a condition of that grant B th tory and whig statesmen see that there are church claims so extravagant in their nature as to be equally incon- sistent with an honest public ...

... reveals, the complete absence on the part of the Whigs of any definite and di4inctive policy of their own, and the cold shallow entering tone of those of the new generation. At the recent election Whig candidates stole every thing they uttered that was ...

... ve Association was established in the borough, and the result was, that for a number of years no Whig dared show his face there, and that whenever a Whig did engage in a contest be was signally defeated. I feel perfectly convinced, that if you will only ...

... usually quoted the Latin grammar, hut in these modern days people bad recourse to Tennyson. He found that Tennyson said— When Whigs and Tories stir their spite There must be stormy weather But for some common end of good All parties move together. It was ...

... of eedus quenched without being allowed to shine iv its naturd career. PALMKRSTON CHECKMATES THE CZAR NICHOLAS. When the Whigs came into power in 1830, Lord Heytes- bury was our ambassador at St. Petersburg. Lord Grey re- quested him to remain as our ...

... worth mentioning in Norfolk; and when, the late general election, he endeavoured to propose candidate in the interest the Whigs, could not get an hearing. How delusive is the cox At one moment he was, perhaps, the most popular man in England: The whole ...

... have to climb Helvellyn and to gaze at the fantastic shapes on the summit of Helm Crag! Macaulay talked with an air of grand Whig contempt about the clerks and milliners who annually have the impertinence to visit Loch Katrine and to express enjoyment ...

... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of tbe throat, as «. cough remedy pre-eminently the best. — Troy Whig.— Sold by all Chemists, at Is. l i_. per box. Holloway's Pills and Ointment.— Dangerous Diar- ?? causes of this weakening disease ...

... steamboat collision Lough Foyle, about 15 miles from K place on Saturday in Londonderry. A corre- spondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Londonde gives details :—“ The steamer Garland (screw), left this city, and proceeded all well until ab. out ...

... act for appealing. CONSERVATISM AND recent times the best type of the Whig, who had principles and convictions, wee the late. Sir George Coroewall Lewis. To him the old and pore Whigs, afraid of the restless and unscrupulous ambition of Earl Russell and ...