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... MR AND Tlll CANONGATZ AN I meeting of the Whig Committee of • the was held on Monday night, when Mr Monona,. propmals anent C•nongsto An. natty-tax wan =Mated. Mr Moor-mem pro. SATURDAY, MARCH. 0, 1867. ware eateleatially these- that the tax =mild, if ...
... advocates who alc aye too to shuffle of the political minim, not to erg the Whig on to—it may be their Perliswintery ruin, in the hope of picking up a few crowd.. of comfort. The Whigs shonM let well alone or they will lose to • certainty both pasta and ...
... Adullarnites ; the simple fact being that the deserters were properly accredited Whigs, and in deserting represented to some degree the feelings and opinion@ of their party. The Whig party, then, a party, wan to blame for the =freemen of the Reform Bill of last ...
... earns, which is fir beyond anything ever promised by the Whigs, and unutterably in advance of anything they would have given us. There ie a strong disposition to sneer at the banquet in certain Whig quarters, but es that is only indicative, we fancy; of ...
... anufactured, so as 001 may to 0100 with tot .her nark. Nor, these Improvement tura:llo4 by the with lb. utmost diligence end, Whig one of the Warr, ere la the Sivlteta, I ow 01.03. to offer to walla. lat the now Novel Designs and 1r the Il urld cnn An ...
... At the rant tiny will feel tie en wo/Mai al kr, Mr and tie the poll ; it neither Sir, that carried Wr it any appear, wanted Whig oriel. opinion, learnt of his the city. It eras the by that pin *arena., sot to quash carp harped oe ite ors Ragan.. you will ...
... shrink nor Real phwe Is Y. 4 of neat aoperkeity of Ws by Steam:—Yeses Richard . Jenny . John Tyke I W ATCIIIS IVATC/I • • W /WHIGS • • TT F. B. DONA LDSON, Sacoegoor to • J. =JA., IS MUDGE Of WWI' how, Weida& Geld and at All lands or Watch. and tinned Roane& ...
... real earnest about the Reform question, The honourable gentleman described trulyenough that on the Liberal side (i.e. the Whig side) of the House of Commons there had been a weariness of the question and a longing for a settlement, a dread of a dissolution ...
... tie senor member. The Whig Coatinittse are raid be be planning to leek it by a well-laid Una of akinully-prepared Impeder. That looks, Mr Editor, a little =like the gee notion The Oahu gas ran or cry is, believe me, a sae Whig decoy, by which they are ...
... perhaps greserapidity. Suppose that Moaned( and Richardson (one of the proposed new candidates) wore to be elected, that the Whigs pin obtained power, and that Mr Monmiff were to be appointed Lord Advocate, what Admit re-election if he had to fam Mr Id Urea ...
... I *Mk, says their berth on Losal Politico, for it is pretty Min that the Mitre quo is to be observed. The beet men xi the Whig party wish for pesos, sad eo do the beet man of the citimn peril. It is said that an andentanding has been oome to by the heads ...
... humiliation of being kept in office by Whig toleration sad it is most likely to their taking action that we owe the present edairciseement. It is not we think at all unlikely but that the Tutu may turn the tables on the Whigs by the liberality of their Reform ...