... his trusty and faithful f had he been content to lead then pathsof Buc Earl Rus so much more than a genuine Whig uot merely a professed K the Whigs as a party for the sake o support have openly professed tt teiends to Reform with their lips, b while they ...

... loudly for them ot great demonstration may be ag n effect of the influence and leaders as the expression of a fe When the Whigs were in power ther need for the people to cry out for At is very w ious in folks tow aud incessaut mands for a thing w are ...

... expected m proposal to give seven additional m ee. Scotland at the expense of Engla ug with considerable opposition illiberal Whigs and the Tories, but hvl right toexpceet that their Opposition Ling the supported by better reasons that the we have quoted ...

... political the year. The gre the last session of Parliament w: an Attem by the Whigs to Acid Stent, Reform ill, but the almost pass of the Tories, and the active of a art of the Whigs, who, nt, Epigtam death of John th Bright's having nbargh—VYour followers ...

... GUARANTEED CIRCULATI TWELVE THOUSAND T USES. and treated with a levity very mac! keeping with its importance. E iiss terms used by Whig members an 3.90 newspapers, when speculating on the | Commer ach Bill, show how strong the desire is it into contempt. If there ...

... amendment ‘ im it would have been a sham, w country would not have accepted a: ment of the question A considerab’ of the Whigs showed during the del though they are Liberals in Profession, they are Conservatives i Had Mer Majesty's ministers ado amendments ...

... eee. THIRTEEN THOUSAND er — 1866 TUE It May “tue Tories, and a considerable t determined Whigs, are ev Keform Bull of th vw Government come law They ‘ eted to a Franchise alone, and virtual their object, for Government hrougt & of Seats Bill, whi the ...

... the with to Reform, and the h the in the cort admirable for their honesty, have hee able for there cleverness A large the Whigs, as we said before, dot wish for even such a poor insta Keform as the Government is offe they, with the ‘Tories at their | ...

... and all ¢ to be represented in Parliament by representative, there will be no hall, Th large enough to hold them all tive Whigs generally think that cl interests should be represented, but dom speak of more then upper, wi lower or working classes and ...

... first o render the day. otry has Parer.—This week's n y years. first number of a new volume, anc Casseil’s Family Paper | Whigs rties be- several pew features of a more tha interesting character. In addition Had the tale, entitled “ we find the e oppor- ...

... liberal in politics, but, as his are the result of experience and cah tion, there is nothing of the demagoy him. Though a liberal Whig he has the fierce hatred of the Tories whicl terizes Mr Bright, and he is by n blind to the political failings of the his own ...

... OE RED A aE by Private ae ‘emul 1 ALL aml WHOLE That mt eee. >= at Street, Larkhall, ax occupied by Angus te 6 thers. a— 21 WHIG HTS aml GA, Kaploch Street, Larkhall, as ‘occapted ot from a ALL and WHOLE that ON STORE aml GAR N at Applelank, Miltheagh ...