... ncerned. The Whigs, for some reason or other which it is not easy to understand, have never been o liberal to those who make literature in its various forms their calling as have been the Tories. Of this, the opposition which the old Whig Government made ...

... ve and yet impartial, it could not please those who were deter. mined not to be pleased with perfection itself. There were whig aristocrats who dreaded the people ; there were ex- plsoemen whom nothing short of rettoratim to office could satisfy; and ...

... —sanely, tholes of the efficient and dandled herald, Mr. Robert Romer. The day was beautiful, being clear and bright, without Whig too_warm. and the palace and grounds seamed ea If dressed in their best for this particular and important occasion The crowd ...

... perhaps, its most important and poorotfal member, and which counts upon the islestiost rapport of Lord Lansdowne and the Whigs. The new Marry is entaagled a tZ the irresporible alliance of Ne. Lowe, whose surpassing ability has contributed more the. ...

... therefore, In fora, to the defames of the invaded empire; be worthy eon. of your valieut fen. fables, wham heroiedeeds gained never Whig wrestle, of Wail for tie (logy at the Bum/rim sum Timm, July 7,1M6. lluxo s Josses. DEFRAUDING AN OFFICE ft. An impentsat ...

... Dr. Taals proved thst he tested for petunia sold in the °entente of the stomach, s nd found it by both Bobeele ' s test and Whig • sulphur test. Daring his five weeks' attendanoe on Dr. Warder's late wife he had never observed even the slightest slmptonuf ...