... prudence and ?? sWI 1o101Tl A to of the advertiseiment was forwardled t wfe- I- Letter, with a nameless order, l - , Y charge Whig Office, but as we are no; atce U tor4ed to receive announcements Of PttcS52 meetings from that source we decline' the _ favor ...

... position as leader of the Opposition, he was b ound to pro- vooke the encounter. From all sections of Isis fol- lowera-froso old Whigs, economic purists, Dissent. Iisg Radicals, and philosophers-NMr. Horsinan, Mr. Lowe Mr. Bright, and -Mr. Mill-there came one ...

... Bill beore i -he tomimitmee, irrespective of any politicalcon- sideratiomns on his owis part, ia the interests of I either Whig or Tory With this view, he pro- ceded to read to witness some documints on the ,nhject. but It Mir. GRANSVILLE SOMERSET protested ...

... their condemniation E of Lord Mayo, will be rather astonished to hear that Sir George Grey, the Home Secretary of the last Whig Administration, was the states- i man who first proposed to give a Charter to a Roman Catholic University, andI whose ?? I ...

... more dangerous as allies than as fxcs- ?? knows what may turn up ill thle C019 o month or two to leal thle clifcre!tCZ ?? Whigs and Radicals and A~dullamnites. At eel events, they have a common interest in regai ing the Treasury benches; and, having ...

... whel his liloidskip (Lord lRvlesdale) hal appoinetei in the previous stag's of the question, there was a i disprotportions of Whigs and Torles. lie did nit s-a that I o'l Il-edeslale was to blame-on the contrary I he ?? said at the tie that his lordship was ...

... demonstration in this town on next Saturday a success it was a little opposition, and that has been at last supplied-first, by the Whig itself; then by Episcopalian, a few days ago, which was one continued series of misstatements. Now, Sir, this Episcopalian ...

... Eng- land, and to-day his grandson is Prime Minister of the Empire. There can be no better answer to the cuckoo-cry of the Whig-Radicals that genius has no chaence of rising among the Con- servatives; but, if another answer were re- quired, we point to ...

... British Govern- of ment to sacrifice their Church in this country. . He believed there was no crisis except the crisis j that the Whig Government were not in office. , (Cheers.) There might be a crisis in England by Li the uniting of the High Church Ritualistic ...

... millions annually to keep thb ' rival sects from devouring each other. Tt is a gloomy picture -a bitter commen- tarv olln Whig misrule but the Dean forgets that the cause of the greater part of the mischief may be sought in such Declarations as he and ...

... judgment go against us, and we will pay the bill. It is one of the unpleasant legacies which have come down to us from the Whigs, and we must only put up with it. Lord RusEsell took such a tone during the negociations that Mr. Seward declined to proceed ...

... Earl of Hillsborough-now the noble and generous-minded Marquis of Downshire. (Cheers.l The result of that meeting was that the Whig Ali- nisters changed their tactics, and the Irish Church was not destroyed-(hear, hear)-though., n doubt, it was to some extent ...