... our system; the alteration of the laws aff importance to of the franchise wes a matter of to the to be delayed. It had been Whigs reformers, and advanced Liberals, so that now it was for the every lover of his cous- to do its im this respect, ‘thereby the ...

... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alterative and a toulic. I the bracing; lair of Opposition Whigs grow strong and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched by 'he sweets of place. With nothing to do but to refect ...

... distinction. Nor must it forgotten that a abort period ont of office is alterative and tonic. In the bracing nit Opposition Whigs grow strong and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched the streets of place. With nothing to hot to rereet ...

... stream, woodpigeon from the stubble, end instantly the graoeful curves of its flight am arrested, and with quick strokes the whig it rushes with the speed an arrow in porsuit its osatinsd victim. Woe betide the unfortunate quarry, for its chances escape ...

... \ oIL Nor must it be forgotten that a j Gist* 0 * 1 o{ (iffiri . is alternative and a tonic rt perid° Ul • of opposition Whigs grow strong, ii I,r **„ audacity which they lose when long : acbif! * gW eet* of place. With nothing to '■* l,ch Art ul*>» ...

... he was forced to retire the disgust which his conduct at the Vienna Conferences inspired ovan tho subordinates of the then Whig Administration, he was still in the House of Commons. and bis friend Mr Gladstone went together into opposition, and intrigued ...

... order it oouncil on the ~,,a, ae t h s a d. by N. lb. g.. . e.g.. o ,ill_nsa In t tiP ae Pea , a eateiaig • memo lamely Whigs ; nevertheless he gave them generni . 0 • 04, WIWI fn.. brO.cling• Dolour , e°..ni and cattle plague. attknded e nneort, ...

... this year Mr. W. Dighy Seymour, the then Liiierai member for Sunderland, was appointed Recorder Newcastle-upon-Tyne, by the Whig who seeking re-election, was defeated Mr Fenwick, the I ndependent Liberal candidate, the numl * being— * Henry Fenwick W. ...

... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alternative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched the sweets of place. With nothing but to reflect upon ...

... America could be obtained, Indian cotton woodd cam to be ememied, end India, which alremly depended town a great supply of tattoo Whig met to this mntry at high prior., would be greatly dimirpolote-1 when they fennel that the etipplico aid the prime were niiniui ...

... have agreed to advance the wages of their workmen one halfpenny per hour. A MODEL FnsrIA.-We learn from the Belfast No'etlbern Whig that, a few days ago, a patriot named James Denvir was apprehended in an outhouse in that town, along with some associates ...

... and nervous head-tcbs, and are nvefnl in windy disord-rs pans in stomach, shortiii,es of breath and palpitation id the heart Whig vrfectly Inn, eenh they may he tined with salet. in all swamis mad us neosmsry, owing to the imitations, to inform Ow nubile ...