... conform to these two conditions . _But Mr Bicthmuller treats his readers to _arguments _about ritualism ,. slave-holding , Whigs and Tories _, _democracy and aristocracy , ad infinltum , and yet the arguments do not help on the progress of the story , ...

... which would fetter that liberty if fairly and honestly exercised _. He was of opinion that the _articles in the _ffortfiern Whig had not transgressed those limits , _and that the motion ought to be _refused with costs . Mr Justice Morns thought the rule ...

... was an act of persecution _fit to be condemned and _resentedand we _were _not slow in _tienoiiiicing tlie territorial lords , Whig and Tory , who _were . _guilty of _that folly and injustice . It cannot , therefore , be _fn'in any hostile spirit that we ...

... _employing the biographer ' s phrase when lie _menus to say something ) of the _unjustified _and _unjustifiable aspersion on the Whig party cast out at the end of the article , it is not oiilytme that Mr _Diuidas _distributed _the _patronage ill _ijcotlaiul ...

... _THE DiSTIlIBOTOEaiIIP OF _' _THE EEGIUM _Doyni . —The Belfast _. _VortJierit Whig of Saturday _says : — It was stated on the authority of a Dublin paper that the _office of _Treasurer and Distributor of tlie JReyium _-Don » m , vacated by the death ...

... _leading facts in the history of _the ill-starred _Argyll , and described his _affecting death . _He _closed by _depicting tlie Whig ' s Vault in Dnnbar _Castle , where , _lie said , one of his own _ancestors had _been _immured . He _promised in his next _lecture ...

... necessity _, of it . . ; Ifthe ballot _, _was a real protection . to the voter , I think _, _there would be few-. _inthisconritry '—Whig or Tory , Liberal _or-Radical—who would disapprove of it _.- ; ( Hearhear . ) But _. _, . what : is the _' real state of the ...

... bythe-by , is quite willing that _you _should shoot _hares also ; but if you have not a licence , take you care that , being a Whig , the Torics do not get a hare ( hair ) in your neck _. _' • - - ' ' ' _One day , when living south of Edinburgh , _in looking ...

... _intensely- _soporific . The Torie £ : were ' m ,. and' _: _' the . _Wlugs were out _.. _The _Torietfhad _been in _, and the Whigs had been'outfor twenty years . • _It- seemed _^ the ' ; 'riecessary and _^ iatiiral _coiirse of ey . enta ' . _lliai _^ thinga ...

... for _preserv _ing ine . _zb , m that it _would _remain ' fresh for any _length oi time , and in any climate . In the _lollt'whig _yc-ir , M . Appcrt . _came ' _' forward _, to _.-laiin tht Dr ; ze : and . after dua _investigation , _lie _receiveil £ _tSO ...

... election : — J . Hargrave ' s travelling expenses to Moifat and lack , when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs , _after spending his _life in _esposing the cruelty and villany : of that party , &c . &c ., 11 s . . , . . . - - . Ocp ...

... riea _, ' _as-they ' _cannot gtt a _concapoaaingr • advance in yams and doth _. _Tows are cniietibut « _teadfc _.-—Ifwihcm Whig . , _• _• ...