... insults, or to proclaim your rights. Tell them, you will meet until you have our rights (hear, hear). Tell them—be they Tory, Whig or what they call themselves—that you are not ooming to ask a boon or gift, or on your knees to ask fora concession ; tell ...

... such. The evils referred to have been of long oontinuanos, and are not more attributable to the Conservatives than to the Whigs. For this reason certain members of both sides of the House have determined to unite in exposing this stet* of things, and ...

... AMERICAN LIFE DROPS are • an Ws(lih'e •pectne f• the sts-c,ly and effeetual cure of Sal Casts of Ste., I. rancor of Net. hiss . ',Whig,. of rrSittne torso early error and • I:. 1 , r obt•v.ed by wrttlng rr f - and . urer en SI Mimi: I Many (of 40 years' practlce ...

... to say what the end will be. There have been many comments upon the way in which Lord Derby has completed his Cabinet The Whigs have always been supposed to be unduly given to the worship of the great families; but, aristocratic as Lord Palmerstone ...

... to say what the end will be. There have been many comment,' upon the way in which Lord Derby has completed his Cabinet. The Whigs have always been supposed to be - unduly given to the worship of the great families; but, aristocratic as Lord Palmerston's ...

... away without effecting a solution of the Reform difficulty. But if the angry jealousy of Mr. Gladstone and the fears of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a set. tlement, on then mast rest the responsibility of keeping unalloyed an agitation which ...

... incurable ere solicited to mate an early application, r In no vase do they leave his can; without a perfect and permansal more Whig affected. bit. Smith would remind all those of *War wit alma suffering from of a delicate nature, which require particular ...

... away without effecting • solution of the Reform difficulty. But if the angry jealousy of Mr. Gladstone and the teen of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a settlement, on (hear must rest the responsibility of keeping unallayed an agitation which ...

... contending that the Wan did not bear lbe whisk the preaseatios had sought to Tli so :E n ßaree mad thejary deliberated for without Whig to said they were agreed with oily two n thee locked up, and aftor w T h from a wrdiet o f Has Lordship ordered the primes ...

... 1885. Its total annual cost would be from which mast be deducted the annual wed on the Debt in its present form (2770,090) Whig iato account the total removal of the dead 8808 year the operation might be described as the complete of 154,000,000, at • ...

... Oat to Weber that as edema respecting the eperetittset the Act 12 Anna, be *ought rigbt 'co decline to patron oi himself to a Whig, Wass the patronage has accrued to him by gift or uncomic& ether words, be will nor allow a clergyman to an adiroween and to ...

... it, if a question had sot buss nisei whether be ight to vote, as chairman, mid thee to give his twig vete afterwards. Not !Whig lutes aerate es go whet hie rights sight be he thought the fairest and most praise counts to abstain from retie altogether ...