... to him whom they like best. But we again repeat that, in our opinion, Conservatives should vote for Conservatives, and Whigs for Whigs, irrespective of personal interests aud prejudices. The battle that is about to rage is not about men, but about institutions ...

... To him, principally, the present prosperity of the Liberals is to be ascribed, and is at present the recognised leader the Whig party. Lord Russell can “rest and thankful. Earl Granville is the Upper House, and though eminent man, has not the position ...

... from among Cl.artUts and jostled him on the front Opposition bench, Mr. Disraeli, with for . rose ridicule the measoree the Whig mimßtry to tleooance the politic* of “the ManchesUr school, give a new creed the desponding adherents of the lost cause, sod ...

... Mrs. Somebody,' and whole of the parishioners range themselves on the one side or the other. Principles are diverse. »mo are Whigs, others are Tories ; some are Churchmen, othets are Dissenters ; and they dislike each other accordingly. A question about ...

... shared the same fate. The parents of the bridegroom were on shore when the accident occurred. A correspondent the Northern Whig states that the Orangemen of Coalialand, Killvman. Stuughan, end Newmills, assembled near the last-named place on Socdny week ...

... nobody and who wished intimidation to put down sll tbat was right, and that ju-lice which Englishmen hell to be so dear. The whig* had claimed to themselves to be the sole cause all that was right in everything that bad 'elation to their financial policy ...

... expected to marry the defendan». The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages Remarkable Demonstration.—The Northern Whig mV*:—“The funeral of the young roan Jaraea Woods, who was killed the bridge *.f Drogheda on Friday laat. a gunshot wound from ...

... yofira will the penalty. Take hnmble counsel. Send men to Parliament who will represent, not themselves, but you. (Cheers.) When Whig candidate goes on bia canvas bis potent phrase is that be will guard the shrine of oar civil religious liberty.” Tbe Tory on ...

... at ;be expenditure. But he believed that a strong Conservative party would do more to reduce that expenditure than if the Whigs were restored to power, with Mr. Gialstone at their head. He did not wish in soy way to s«y one word against that eminent statesman ...