... Stanley—from the oppositioa. Suppose that all tho old whigs—and I do not speak of them without respect— because, in past times, tho country has had great service from many of them—but suppose tho old whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national ...

... whether civil, social, or religious. Under these remarks fall the terms Catholic, Protestant, Dissenter, Evangelical, Tractarian, Whig, Tory, Ac, &c. ' **' The term Catholic in its simple and universal sense, comprehends all who have been baptized into tho name ...

... Tiverton are respectfully advised to enquire their Candidates if they are prepared to resist in Parliament all schemes of either Whig or Tory Government which will increase the Money Grants to Romanism, and the power of Romish priests to persecute and debauch ...

... ear and out at the other. Is it not too bad that thie costly and vexatieo should be kept ?If tho Adullamites and faint' . $ Whigs had not compromised with the Tories, * c have had good Reform Bill passed before this. &d right of an honest man to enjoy his ...

... move an amendment that it is not perfect enough for him, and Lord Stanley is to second this amendment. Earl Grosvenor is a whig, and Lord Stanley as heir to Lord Derby is a member of the tory party. He is however given out from time to time being a perfect ...

... body of his fellow countrymen. It could not be that a Bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be much danger in a Bill brought in by a member the House of Bedford, and supported the Cavendish's ...

... Jb $ e Ireland, and, perhaps, one or two bishoprics- wJ IJ the Chief Baron Pollock, nor Chief Justice dere resign while the Whigs are in office, but is di*Pt that both would place their judicial seats jQ & of Lord Derby. This evening the clubs is, that ...

... prominence. But greater extravagance still has to be told. He further said that the Conservatives are larger in number than the Whigs, they are larger in number than the Radicals; and it is only by the union of the two latter that the Conservative party has ...

... advice and profit, If on your head you've too much weighs. Ask me to take some off it. Try our Half-Guinea Zephyr Hat- No matter Whig or Tory— You'll say Reform in heavy Hats. Brings universal glory. F. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HATTER, 17, .QUEES STREET, EXETER. BEST ...

... MR. BRIGHT AND IRELAND. The bold way which Mr. Bright has been dealing with the Irish land question has alarmed some of the Whig magnates. Having property in Ireland they are naturally sensitive at any proposition which implies a right in the State to ...

... advice and profit, If on your head you've too much weight. Ask me to take some off it. Try our Half-Guinea Zephyr Hat- No matter Whig or Tory— You'll say Reform in heavy Hats, Brings universal glory. F. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HATTER, 17, QUEEN STREET, EXETER. BEST ...

... his convictions. Defeatad in South Devon, Sir Stafford was soon afterwards admitted into Parliament as the nominee of a great whig noblo —Lord Ward. Here he showed himself in his true colours, and received that summary denial of confidence at Dudley, which ...