... means ‘’The Revolution” are bound to drive the party logical conclusions, or break it into a thousand Pieces, as was the old Whig party, unless get our rights.’ That brought him his pocket-book, and he signed his name Andrew Johnson, with bold band, as ...

... never had a party. (Cheers.) lam Liberal politician, and sit where I like, and I sit on the Opposition benches even when the Whigs are in. Well, I say that the fault is futile ; that I was right, that I got what I intended tojget, and that you would not ...

... the night mail for Eldred also took Ins seat by him in the two ment. Before had time to change their by the train.—NortAern Whig, ...

... that political difference. should 'influence elections to a body where it does nut matter one farthing whether a 111311 is Whig or a Tory, the only requisite iu candidates being that they shall fattlifilly awl fairly adnainieter the heal affairs of the ...

... College. The charter, it is also said, will probably receive tile Royal signature within week.” . The Linen Trade.— The “Northern Whig Saturday reports follows the trade of the week • —The position of the linen market bince last week has undergone little change ...

... scarcely more than a single Scottish member of Parliament fully pledged their support, and that Hitherto both political parties-Whig well Conservative -had stood aloof from all direct support these objects. knows, too, that it is only the recent action of ...

... end dries rest. Cliriet hot COW., not only to die for as, bet to show bow we were h.e. wad prsyer very ; slimier., to were Whig. after hw motto ex, ' Pleas them It me • in my throat. AY whoa be prayed fee the • tb. weaseled, the widow, ..d the enemas' ...

... this unfortunate recurrence about men Mil women have been thrown out of employment. Ties SHORT Sea lesi..tSn We (' Northern Whig') andemtand there at last a trial being given to the =ra sad k !Mort era route. A steams Nee we are informed, be planed oe ...

... representative. In the other speeches addressed to the meeting their was nothing definite as to the policy to adopted by the old Whig party. MoncreifT mentioned that several constituencies were seeking his services, and intimated that had nut given any one ...

... smothered any amount of balderdash about Constitutionalism or the Irish Church. This is not a party question. M are afraid that Whig and Radical landlords, with few brilliant exceptions, are little wiser than the oldest Tories when once they are possessed ...

... two years ago the Liberal Government offered seven members to Scotland. One year ago the Conservatives, who wished oust the Whigs—(laughter) could not offer less, but they took care not to offer more ; and this year they again offered what, as Scotchmen ...

... for themselves, and because Liberalism means such a vast variety things, and ranges from socialism to feeble preference for Whig landowners. Lord Russell has got it into bis head that the business of the leader the Opposition is to always springing a ...