... civilians, marred for the of one personage. A forgets to mention that Sir F. Brace was the brother of • Whig and of a Courtofficial, and brotherin-law of a Whig dean. Of course the intermits of eighty sack deer as those he meatious were MOt to be thought of ...

... very queer times %hen the horizon is clouded by political movements, the being engaged in a great gnu:- . ale, and ths cry of Whig and Tory rev/ 'lterating from j cos ended Britain to the r; meanies and counter. I meetings being the order of the day. and ...

... be unprecedented. C.-Facts: 1. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices. 2. The Parliament of 186J now existing was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. Yet the Whig Government of 1810-41 continued to bold office, although beaten no less ...

... men are drag upon society policy is stationary because what they to-day they nullify to-morrow I am Sir Yours respectfully An Whig June 2nd 1868 TO THE You have kindly from time lists of subscriptions towards the fund ollected :o the widow orphans of the ...

... the sake of one personage. A r *viur,a fore-eta to mention that Sir F. Bruce was the r°tlier of a Whig earl and of a Court official, and broth er- of a Whig dean. Of course the interests of eighty Such Fmall deer as those he mentions were not to be bought ...

... representation in England under the Reform sad nese ie their oompoistion—of men who user bowed Bill, and of the advent of the Whig party to power their seeks to the yoke either of Imperial or Papal (hear, bear)—still the supremacy has been onotioued, Rome—who ...

... them. thorn I can only say that I look upon Mr teladatoue'a pokey u Ith horror, mod at) daily prate, to Aholahly that Ile null Whig to nothing ths foolliih and %hiked counsels of all 'inch lei-galled wen. We are really afraid that the Almighty will do nothing ...

... resolved to send a petition from this town in favour of Mr. Gladsteme's resolutions on the disestablishment of the Irish Church. Whig. a ado. Mee in ii. daring the past 15; ported thetas, had said • pie tor ea, and that the mosey bed beau paid over Kr. it appease ...

... queer times when the horizon is clouded by political movements, the country being engaged in s peat struggle, and the cry of Whig and 'fury reverberating from one end of Britain to the other: 'Destiny and counter-meetings being the order of the day, and ...

... as ple nob S se i = !l ibl i 4 ben hi GM 4 the anzienk bakii tin palled as after a battle the sandanscespatoide gash - Min Whig sill alive. in, mow the slaw week over, its combatants look to pie arei. and who am not. _in the lit Of billai wounded. sesembige ...

... eery queer time/ when the horizon as clouded by political rumen* the country being engaged or,, great struggle, and the cry of Whig and Tory rimer - sting from oae cad of Britain to the other; meetings and counter. meetings being the order oe the day, and ...

... thatt-and that was msinly thee result of improved representation isa Eug aced under the litorfin Bill accd of the ase- veet of the Whig party to power (hessr, herer)-still the supromea- cy hias been cecttied, aud thee sign and the symbol has been tice Protestantf ...