... 2Te Revolutgiwt we are bouse to anive the party to logical oonojusons, or break It Into a thousand pieces, la ws a the old Whig par unlss we get our nlghthse Tat brought him ho his peocketbook, and he signed his name ndrew Johnson, with a boldhalasiueasd ...

... to the coming wave. But one saw it. The Reformers were never in worse heart than in 1865. The Whigs were never more Tory. The Radicals were never more Whig. Society had only one voice, and it was against enfranchising the masses ; the masses had for the ...

... applied to the Registrar for her discharge, which was refused, end nothing further can be done for her until March. the Northern. Whig understands that between 120 and 110 persons have been returned for trial at the next Ouwnpatrick capsizes from the various ...

... of The Revolution we are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it intoa thousand pieces, as was the old Whig , unless we get our rights.’ That brought him to his pocket-book, and he 8 his name Andrew Johnson, with a bold hand, as much ...

... monarchy and establish a republic ite stead. Referring to Lord Derby’s Ministry lie claimed for it as fair trial been given to Whig administrations during their long period of power, {several the measures passed by Liberal Governments he severely criticised ...

... Rainbow. bred by the Ilat owner; a remarkably stylish mare with ouperior action * a desk bay mare. Redbreast, 5 yeor, 15 S Whig by jed Robin- a vTrY handsome mare, and well broken for ssddle ana bargekco a dark brown gelding USuoy, rising 3 years old ...

... Peter Rogers in O; Anthem, « \Vhere shall found,” Boyce ; Hymn 170. The Hon. C. S. Wood, son of Viscount Halifax, wellknown Whig-Radical, bis been appointed President of tho English Church Union in the roomot the Hon Colin Lindsay. Of the Roe*, the new ...

... Üble before them, while they went through their boMne-s It even aaid that they paid homage it. And these are the men whose Whig press endorse ! Palmerston declared that Rome was better governed under these three demons than when under the Pope are blame ...

... of the * Revolution* we are bound drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it into thousand pieces, as was the old Whig party, unless we get our rights.* That brought him his piocket-liook, and he signed his name, Andrew Johnston, with a bold ...

... the hdtele • rgb • 'Elf his -. ell of *es school, number of the children assembled al mine o'clock in • .t el the t e,rce we Whig -- r * til._ a ,pious Awn. told PM ;he wasf going to church, arid iurited his newonsite Mead ,tto keep i him colugitor thith ...

... in the Lauds of the Lord Chancellor. No decisi,•ii has as 3et bc,u at rived at. w ith regard to his sumnoor. The A'ortheeti Whig tuuleistawls that between 120 anti 130 persous nave la•eu retitruell for trial at the uext Downpatriek assizes Loin the various ...

... smallest instruction, but for compelling those means to be taken advantage of. All sects and all parties churchmen, dissenters, Whigs, Tories, Liberals, and radicals -- seem to be agreed in this one thing, that steps must be taken for the extended education ...