... security, snd progress to the country. tebelongtonopartyntho state witn or without the constitution. We have no alliance with whig, tory, or radical. We have labor many of us, and some of us incurred considerable odium, in our endeavonra to preserve public ...

... 0Lrtt~tsS te' the coun1try. We he _n V o ais inl the Sitate wi-thinl cr without the tGonei:L.ttion. W'le have no alliance with Whig, it'o N, l, iadical. W~e have labolured many of usf, and ou ee us iinenreci considerable odirul ill our p dv aol cc to j'cesecxe ...

... was the enli . Laonets oi thi Proutestant Epuecopal Church it, Ireland. A most, ,X-rnined effort was now being maade by thr' Whig.ladio:tl party aud tlle Lltraniontanea to de,-l endow that Church. It w-as qiuite Cerisistunt wl | tire urincirpies of onmanm ...

... attention of the shopkeeper. The h charge was clearly made out, and the mayor com- mitted the prisoner for one month. The NOrthe'71 Whig suggests that the punlsh- c ment the law now awards to garotters, and those r who commit highway robberies accompanied with ...

... the ground that to dig into such a peasti. t s, lent heap of nuisance would be an augean task too R e ove.poweriag for either Whig or Tory endurance-it n y is not, I Say, in the Pope's territory that such a nui a B sance is maintained for the sole purpose ...

... profess to seek( no( ?? political severanr from Great llritain. Bott theY demndi what all the satetsmenn of this Clapire, hotlI Whig, and Tory, have lunan;- mouruey rehired, anid what the English people,~ how. ever ready for what is called jostico to Irelan' ...

... George Grey at the Home Office, and Lord Rus- sell, if not in the Foreign Office, yet over it. Mr. Bright himself owns that a Whig Ministry, such as would probably come into power now, would not at all suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want constantly ...

... magistrate at the Thames Police Court, after hearing some further evidence, remanded the case for another week. week. The Northern Whig suggests that the punishment the law now awards to garotters, and those who commit highway robberies accompanied with violence ...

... government of mankind ,va 9 al] ?? part of his philosophy, which he never' disguised and seldom departed from. When some of the Whigs vere grumibling in 1841 against Sir Reolert Peel for h L~urng, as they said, stuffed his Cabinet with lords, he gave, it as ...

... educate his party. The education in question seems to have consisted in showing them that to hold office they must dish the Whigs, anticipate the Reform measures of Mr. Gladstone, and do at once what must be done sooner or later. So much has been written ...

... profess to seek 'Io complete political severance from Great Britain. But they demand what ail the statesmen of this Empire, both Whig and Tory, haveulnanimnously refused, and what the English people, however ready for what is called justice to Ireland, will ...

... a thorough 'settle. i ment.. Ineffectual coinpromises may be in fashion 1 for a moment, but they will go 'the way of' the I Whig fixed duty on corn, end of the. fancy fran- chises and anti-democratic safeguards of Tory reformers. Ix presenting to the Senate ...