... (UK I.oM>uNI»MIUY SENTINEL, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1866. gain twenty Culleoite* and lo*« the Scotch Whig*. They •re the fair way of losing all character into Hie bargain The opinions that have been axprewad are an indication of the gathering alorm. ...

... except Bpaiu and Ireland, where tbe British Uoeerument endeavouring to undo whet every British Government has eapported. whether Whig or lory einee 1813. end to piece the whole of the laity, against their wishes, prostrate under the feet of Dr. and the other ...

... the Tories in limes electious. Yoo know what happened whea Whig candidate came forward for any borough or any county. A man from these Liberal papers went down the election and opposed the Whig candidate and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That was ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. THE HAUER COLLEGE TRUSTEES AND THE EDUCATION QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR THE NOtITHKBH WHIG. Sin—Yonr clever hot impetnon. correepnodent, Q. E.D.. i# entitled t» the thank# of the friend# the Uagee College for hi# eX|>o*Bre ...

... asaerted. It bad been said th . . once among the peasantry on the north-western cosst the effect that i , ..«£ , raivll.ng Whigs. h.ve gone out for the pnrpom of bringing the Fen.au id iutrilig^ut’ men.— IupoaTAWT to Ksilwat TaivrLLxas.—A decision some ...