... (Applanse.) He came there to add hie atom help in finding-some means of mitigating that scourge. (Applause.) came, inviting alike Whigs and Tories to help the poor farmers in their distress. (Applanse.) He was going stick to them, and he hoped those opposed him ...

... to be merged in the average conventionalism of a Whig Ministry. He will absorb Ku»ell, rather than let 11usm.11 absorb Bright. In other words, if he joined the Ministry, the Ministry most cease to be Whig, and learn to become Brightite. Such a phenomenon ...

... He come there to add his atom of help in finding some means of mitigating the sconrge (applause). He came, inviting alike Whigs and Tories, to Lelp the |K).»r farmers in their distress (applause). He was going to stick them, and hoped those opposed him ...

... existing Magistracy Of course the aim of the Standard” is to make it appear that the present proposition is a party move that the Whig-Radicals” are going to secure for men of their own political creed the position question that the good of the city and the ...

... name)” FROM PUNCH” THE OF AULD LANG SYNE (The Premier and ths yew Pee j J supporters be forgot never brought to mind ? auld Whigs be remembered W bigs of auld lung ? For auld lung syne For auld lane We’ll ic- yet lang syne three tasted times The office ...

... means of abilities I possess to assisting in mitigating th is dreadful scourge. (Cheers.) I consider it is the daty of all— Whigs as well as Tories—to join and help the poor fa: rmers in distress. (Renewed cheers.) For my part [ mean to stick to them, and ...

... bravely, and won the seat against the combined forces of Whigs and Radicals. month afterwards a general election brought a renewal of the conflict, and Messrs. Treherne and Eaton were victorious over Whig and a Radical. Coventry is now represented two men who ...

... THE OLD WHIGS AND EARL RUSSELL. Suppose that all the old Whigs—aud Ido not speak of them without respect, because in past times the country has had great service from many of them —but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited, with all symbols of ...

... friendship is of the kind that the Premier may pray to be saved from. Mr. Bright says, in effect, that the Whig policy has nearly worn out the Whig party, and that their recent actions indicate inherent weakness. Call you this a backing of your friends ...

... of Lord RussellI to seek men from the G ranks of the Opposition.U It is ii confession of weakness-a confession that the ni Whig party is nearly run out, and that among the 360 cm Liberal members of Parliament there are none fit to carry w on the government ...

... question is one of those which must necessarily come on for disenssion and settlement, now that Lord PalmaiisTO.N is more. The Whigs have traded upon it, and lived upon it, for so many years, that they must do something now by way of redeeming their promises ...

... adopted in regard to similar offices when, in course of time, they lapse through the decease of the present occupants. —Northern Whig. Discovery near Geelong.— A petrified tree and specimens have been found in the Golden Horn claim, at a depth of 258 feet. ...