... Piotestaetinotrif Delad to the Pone of Rome. He did not . bat Chnetian and • Wend. busaelf. hitherto his actin had with the Whig party. but hp really pitied in moitieu ehith he had alien no. Mr Gladstone found himself at • side in the affors of England ...

... by threw who wee ire daabla doing ed dignified form. He wm debgLied that new the premised to sut. seed • foram me Weedily to Whig .Hunt an pose. *nil I had perfect faith in the therefore cordially the to nasle by Mr Duke, Viet Mn Cesar not .ly added to ...

... nit flit Who, tog ear ethirenten. jortly the Conermatism of of Porke, of Peel. of • imollo to thin. they cane! themoriver Whig. or Tot ie., -• Mese Taint= of Malt n d Tabu. of stem.- .o mustily with soil lb. spurt of Koine. - • lbreset logelativ• ...

... remarks which I made to you ie ()eta'. let is fart of electoral districts noel,. a arikint regrown. ' during the past urine. Whigs and Torn. Commisolorm and Committer. Ministm and °prate.. bow all bra at I tiles and terns ahoot t• • Anent,in of burghs, en ...

... confidently report the results. Wheat is the crop of the year--if sot the largest ever respell in the county, in nearly a, Whig at overan average. The quality expellent, varying in weight even at preemie from 62 ha to 64 lb.. per bushel. - Barley turne ...

... Government offered seven for Scotland. and oho yet at.. the l'oe-errstieth um to le les, than the and. they wished to dad. the Whigs,' avoid offer lees. bat me to offer no eta' they Win whot, a Seotrhnoin, they thought ithdequte to their pontiltison. When ...

... the Earle of Dee.. longfonl, The (mut Ilpieleition bench was even mere crowded. Earl Russell was not present, but among the Whig Peers were Earls tlaren• I don and Cranville, the Oakes of Somerset and Argyll, lord Stanley of Ahlorler. the Earl of Kimberley ...