... old tutor his, whan chameteriaad Whig rebel out doors, sod tyrant in (Cheers.) The Whigs weald mind working men down fust they were down toe tone toe commonwealth. He bsliaved tost Conislism was tree Liberalism. The Whigs ware always reedy to promise, promire' ...

... exjiendi-ture for the year ending 81,18$'.*, for Derby's Government responsible, Was. The expenditure rote next year Uncfer the whig ia and to qf tiii# wa* owitjg the chipese war, ljul also included the following t» urn* for Aflft warlike arid ; aud in IW>l»2 ...

... interesting as specimens of the reverend speaker's style of argument. He re- marked that Mr. Gladstone had stated that the Whig party were bonnd together irrrespective of religious opinions. Upon this he de nounced thiem as an irreligious and a godless ...

... have probably brewed a peck of trouble for themselves. ndent of the Richmond A White Sulphur Spring’s interview with Generai Whig says : Gen, Rosencranz, in Lee and others, proposed that the general officers of the Confelerate army, representing as they ...

... Gladstone' 1865- 67,434,760 Russell and Gladstone. To his table of expenditure Captain Pim appends this remark, “Thus showing the Whigs have expended excess of tbe Derby administration, in the last seven years, an average of upwards of £4,000,000 a year.” clearly ...

... toujour* de I'audace, would probably be a good deal surprised if he knew the way in which that motto has been travestied the Whig- Radical faction during the last few months. They have certainly net been deficient in courage a certain sort, inasmuch as ...

... God that she might found and strength enough tear aside the veil from the Whig party, and let Britannia see how uideoualy deformed** a party that Whig party was. Now. since the Whig party, under Mr. Gladstone guidance, been desperately bent upon oefriemljag ...

... vat left to the nation, bat permanently closing the door of political power against Popery. And that the Whigs of i&s did. But what are the Whigs of 1868 doing or attempting to dot What, but to reverse the patriotic and imperatively needful resolve of ...

... occasion was the Rev. Walter Chamberlain, vicar of St. John’s, in the same parish. He said Mr. Gladstone bad stated that the Whig party were bound together irrespective of religious opinions, and he (the speaker) therefore denounced them irreligious and ...

... manufacture of heavy guns have not yet been overcame. I the result of the six years' administration ...

... Oouervatires came into power, and it is sought to make the people believe that in having carried into effect the decrees of their Whig predecessors the Conservatives are to be held responsible for the additional expense thereon arising. For full and authentic ...

... his addiess to the electors of nsale stating that he is thos'oughly oalth tial and Irisils; thawthe has faith in ne-ither W/higs nor Torice, hult will lie ever tabl y to aid that party who brids the higliel~t for IishI1 ?? by conferrmig the best m~easures ...