... “‘ No surrender.” The Tories have at least this merit above the Whigs. They said they would neither pass nor permit Reform. They have kept their word, for they have swallowed it. The Whigs were always talking about passing Re- form, and were always indignant ...

... contending that the Whigs were more insincere than his own party, since they had lived on the promises of Par- fiamentary Reform, which time aftertime they had broken rather than fulfilled. We are not careful to defend a majority of the great Whig potentates from ...

... d like to see a _ terest taken in it by the Town Co uncil, and activity displayed by the appointed to consider it. ommittes Whig Seagate, and The Narrows ¢ tolerably inadequate to the Nethergate an hecessities of the aud though no other im provements ...

... Liberal Whigs an Radicals, attended much better than the honourable member for Montrose, aud, with a few exceptions, voted with Mr Gladstone for im- proving Bill whenever they did not think it would be endangered by their votes, The Conservative Whigs were ...

... The party of Progress, in the House of Com- mons, distinguishable from the Tories on the one hand and the Whigs on the other, has found one of its clearest and most vigorous exponents in the Member for Montrose, Addressing his consti- tuents at Arbroath ...

... than the which is bestowed and the care which ft « our poor, Our noble , our Hospitals for th diseases, and the many agencies whig are at work to protect, and the workig men bear witness to the power of our commen in bumanisin the hearts and elevating the ...

... ler in bis youth be became a great Christian map » And eo, from the extreme of 4 ant Conservatives, but memory not oaly 7 by Whigs, not to apenk of his bones having death ins travesty of been a gallows, as into all resurrection aad even in his day, «peaks ...

... harmonise these incongruities. They declared [that they would not be stop-gaps any longer, rejoiced that ‘ they had dished the Whigs,” and had prevented these politicians from assuming any longer the monopoly of Parliamentary Reform. They admitted, in short ...

... than {84,763 were pr sons, the oldest of whom was not 35 years of sge. the last 60 has been proclaimed by politigians of the Whig school as the only remedy te Ircland, The remedythas been applied, and within few months a Committee of the House of Cc ows ...

... of Scotland—I heard that we had carried a measure not entitled to such a distinction, for which more than seventy years the Whig party had toiled —(laughter and cheers)—since the period when, in the year 1793, Lord Grey had been defeated by the machi nations ...

... and Toryism, when it was neither darkness nor light—or on his present dignified, moderate, and enlightened Con- servatism. Whigs and Radicals may, and do with us, lament some paris of his political action, and all must regret that the Princeps of living ...

... both English and foreign. Barley was unaltered, but in Oats an advance of 6d per quarter on the week is re- or’ The Belfast Whig of Saturday reports as follows on the trade of the week :— There is li change to report in Linens this week. continues on a ...