... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... paaeage in Hume's History of England, vol I. page 1169, where he will find it stated at the end of the reign of James The Whig party, for a course of near seventy yean, has, almost without interruption, enjoyed the whole authority al Goveinment. And ...

... as he was expected to Mane hi. address% It tens mid some yearn see that • certain duchess carried a Scotch cosmty for the Whigs by kis,ing the doubtful voter. —Lirrepoo Mewitry. LORD STANLEY ON THE PROSPECT OF A PERMANENT PEACE. The Right Hon. Loed Stanley ...

... which it whoubl Ice kept, they had spent • little more money than was spent before for inefficiency. Look at t h e arm y. The Whigs heel held office several yeare to the Conservative' one. Compare their tenure of office, ' for one year. How mach had they ...