... Heir idles to out their own interests, or to the tastes of their friends. At least, in Emden e t suchas thase, whether irem Whig or Coma -ratite. lot u wor Zt rnan all ham have the truth but the truth and Add* be'. • 'tat teith, which will survive the ...

... haveoiten been reminded by Conservative orators, in a motion of Lord Russell's in the Session before last. The veteran leader the Whigs had recommended the House of Lords to undertake the settlement the longstanding troubles regarding creeds in Ireland, on the ...

... as will open their eyes to the injustice sad unrightsousuess of the proposed A gentleman, who fur many years was a staunch Whig, remarked to me the other day, in reference to a really dlegraeniul article that appeared in the Stroud Jimmied • fortnight ...

... payment of taxes. Besides, the measure reoom• mended itself by a return to ancient usage ; it also repaired the mischief of the Whig Reform Bill by breaking up the borough monopoly of the middle clauses in electing representatives. We repeat that Messrs. Pews ...

... winds at Torbay his banner, which was written will maintain the Protestant religion and liberties of England. (Cheers.) Whig leaders from that time to the present bad alluded revolution of the time when the religion and liberties of England were secure'] ...

... minus to out-bid Mr. (Redstone on the Irish Church question. and ' to dish the Radiovis as he has already dished the Whigs. A3l a. Ralt.wvv..--A Cardiff correspondent of The Times cites the Tuff Vale Railway as a model of soreraa. Daring 1$ years ...