... prostituting opin for a day's applause and without the courage of heading the power they have ated Tories don't like me, Whigs detest Then in what quarter can I rest ? Among the Liberals? Most of all The Liberals are ...

... COMPAN IES. = — Messrs. Thomas Sinclair and Sons, said to be far the INSURANCE COMPA a Y. | OYAL — largest in Ireland. The Whig states that no such The DIRECTORS beg to remin¢ A Insurers that the RECEIPTS terrific fire has happened in Belfast since the ...

... distinctive pla: 28 to the tive parties which he counted in the I use, These parties were Tories, Conserva- tives, Iniependents, Whigs, and Radicals. Mr. rather endorsed the suggestion, and complained that he could not find a > for himself ov for his party. ...

... property He afterwards admitted ptietors of two old-established papers which have Leen amalga- £56 to £1,009, Constitutional Whigs, whose faith in the Government that he got into the school just after the lights were put out, mated Advertisers will thus ...

... illust rated by the mag- that these who had not been been very successful in modcrate Liberals of the place, and the leading Whig | dd Fellow, was buried in Preston, church is chosen each year. nlars of th ase of th ld n of yurs and relations in Mange He ...

... all speed conveyed ina fly to Chip) ing Sod- ville, R. H. Paget, C. Schreiber, Col, Somerset, J. W. Russell, ike a genuine Whig of the old school, bury, where she received medical attendance. Ri he rider Walrond. extension of the franchise promote the ...

... was actually eloquent | 4 he jnis of Bath and Lord Henry Thynne, M.-P. Bedfordshire ortunate ly the treasurers commence: the Whig party, an¢é House of Bedford, anc 1 letter from the proprictor nothing, The right hon. gentle man talked about fellow- | last ...

... prin- Y We commend these ciples are so nearly alike f constitutional Liberals views to the consideration o' and sound old Whigs, who do not wish to see the institutions of their country Americanized. A meeting of Conservative Peers was held on yon afternoon ...

... |120; 123 scientious as himself,have proved to be unfair and unequal. of the poor He would say nothing now, ‘et he should have Whigs to be wise in time, and not to bury themselves preima- E. Morgan, Newport, licensed victualler, first meeting. London and Blackwall ...

... approaches were densely thronged ; whilst the usually quiet little town presented a gay and animated aj noble Earl and the Whig party were therefore not open to this Tn 1861 an earnest and robust reformer upbraided the members of the Independent Order ...

... hostility to the Irish Church, we should fancy the avowal will separate from them the more Constitu- tional men of the old Whig party who still adhere the numerical to their fortunes, and increase strength of the Middle Party, which is resolved to oppose ...