... fewer i min ale to support idlenen. was no party man, and therefore in reviewing the expenditure of the country he blamed Whigs and Conservative* alike. did not grudge tbs money that was voted lot the navy, but be would have it more judiciously sod sparingly ...

... repeat, unanimously supported me, in England well as in Scotland, because they knew 1 was honest man, who cored neither for Whig nor Tory, but whose whole energies, to Parliament, would h*vo bt-uii directed one point- obtain full iusin-e the clu-si s. ...

... years ago in winning a seat his mild Liberal professions, but as a rule candidates even the most influential families on the Whig side have hitherto failed. The eon of the Earl Suffolk was defeated in 1837, and only gained the seat by temporary compromise ...

... disendowment of the Irish Church against the Government plan partial disendowment, undertake to say that a cave Conservative Whigs will be formed against him much greater than that 1566, which, junction with the Tories, caused the defeat of his Reform Bill ...

... be excluded from the reguter very patient on subject that has already gone her for county Ualwny. ® crt fact is, the Scotch Whigs have never since 1832 der the pretence inability to pay rates. beyond the region of abstract argument. The could only command ...

... according to the forms of the British Constitution. This, however, was the old-fashioned way, when our affairs were managed Whigs, who kept the old statesmen and lawyers Revolution days in view and aimed walk in the ways of the Constitution. We have now ...

... need be lost in finding seats for some of the banished Whig notables of the House. Hr. Lyon Playi-aib might, perhaps, gracefully give his ohanoce of seat for Edinburgh University to secure for the Whig ex-Minister of Education place in the comiug rarliument ...

... Cameron {North British Mail), Mr. W. Baundera {Northern kxprt&s). Mi. Hunt {Eastern Morning News), Mr. F. I). Finlay (North*!, Whig), Mr. W. 0. Long {SheffieldDaily Telegraph), Mr!j Oaldarwood {Liverpool Mercury), Mr. E. Spender ( Hutm Morning News), Mr. ...

... dived, and, catching him the hair of the head, cueoeeded in bringing him to the bank, and than saved him from drowning.—AorfAmi Whig, The Case of Personating a Bridegroom” BißXTiNOiiAii, —At the Warwick aatizee on Friday, Mary Ann SAoir, 4-5, was indioted ...

... thcChurck of the Future The Spanish Revolution, ily Vedette. Cornelius O’UowJ.—Walesrskie - Medical Lecturers.—Mh-Ota. The Whig Letter. Old and New. “* | The Coming Elections. W. lUackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London. CIOUNTRY RAILWAY INN; easy drive ...

... waapuiaoea the who foaod at bouaj the of hone, with to clothing ■■ bin hot hie ahirt, and lodged him train in the ~ Northern Whig. cL- The Eev. Lewis Kugg v. tiie Bishoi of Wi-N-cire£TtE.—Tbxa appeal was decided the Juu.oul Ccmnitteo lo*ore their adjcumed ...

... John Pa KiNuroN, and joined Mr. Horace St. Paul in bis efforts to free the division from Whig influence. The passage of some large estates belonging to an eminent Whig family into the hands of Lord Ward contributed essentially the Tory victory, as parties ...