... sentiments accord generally with those of Lord Charles Bruce. The Whig party is the real Conservative, —not so the party assuming that term. Tho measures emanating from, and advocated the Whigs, have been accordance with the social wants and intellectual progress ...

... opinions accord generally with those oro Lord Charles Bruce. The Whig party is the real Conservative, not so the party assuming that term. The measures emansting from, and advocated by, the Whigs have been in accordance with the social wants and intellectual ...

... influence in private, was once the most powerful and respected of courtiers, acted through her long career as a consistent Whig, aud was in her latter years the centre of group nobles quite unrivalled in social power. Herself Howard and a Cavendish, she ...

... principles of tbs man who would advocate their views the temperance question, hut vote for him. r.omatter whether was a Tory. Whig, Radical. Could there anv doubt, then. there were two candidates, the one for and the other against the Alliance wh cb they ...

... had, and ought to be returned. Lord St. Germans, too, a Whig, had told him that he was willing that he should come with his honest story among his tenants, and Admiral Tucker, another decided Whig, had promised him one of his votes, thinking he had been ...

... are more savoury', have stronger social tendencies, are more uniformly digestible, and assimilate very with the constitution Whig and Tory. We have hud some nice pilchard catches the district. Porthloven, St. Ives, the Mougt’s Bay, &0., have been doing ...

... owu, THE EFFECTS .OF OFFICB. When Whig is out at elbows, And th' official cow dry, Des;>erate, he herds with fellows o'd garrotte, or gouge an eye. Office, somehow, must be got Whence it comes it matters uot! When a Whig is back in offbe, And th' official ...

... tied to Mr. Gladstone, and who were groaning being tied to him, were the unhappy Whigs. Just look at what came of being bad laughter). It wasuotvery long ago that the Whig* were all lor the Church of England. Ani now what were they for ': They were either ...

... for themselves (airplanes). Colonel Pinner, wee rewired with times. aid • shrewd man had reametted, that the had deign the Whigs' clothes while they were bathing r sad this wee just what Mr. Dbergeli and hie fellowen lad &me the matter of Reform but the ...

... against King James, for civil and religious freedom ; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looker to ancient landmarks, clung to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up our ...

... DAVos. Caheacrone, Nov. aid, DTA. If, rejecting all that in merely aeridental, we hank at the en.eniial char.icterietios of the Whig wad Tory, we. may comider each of tin m u the reprenentative of a great 'whit:Ml.., essential to the welfare 14 nation.. One ...

... Argus ? lam glad the notes of the Blackbird attracted his attention. I will reply the argumeuta of the two leadera of the Whig or Liberal school to which Argus seems to belong. As to the Protestant minority in Ireland having no right to their Church ...