... Mr. Balfour was. He had him long, and although he did not entirely agree with him, for he 'Mr. Heugh) was an old-fashioned Whig, yet they had fought together, over and over, against the Radicals, ?,nd would do .t again. (Cheers.) truer friend, or mere ...

... Lowness ot Spirits, Indigestion, Want of Nam. Pau in the Hach, Impediments to ea Bat fres • copy of his trainable work. THI Whig= (ISO Mee). Metalling the PitZSCHIP. TIMM ma by which many tbocuands of isle Meehan restored health sod and had failed. Bent ...

... perhaps, I should thI TI not be far from the point if I were to add all the grave die- dis cussion of the Cabinet upon the Whig Chief and his g manifesto. Mere men, I believe, have gone mad. upon the in( Irish Church than through love; and I am afraid ...

... of cavassing, and not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one on the high ground of principle and moral worth. ...

... g system of canvassing, and not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs private personal character any of our opponents» Whig or Tory, but to meet overy one on the high ground of principle and moral worth. Ingenious Forgery.—Two men, named Redgrave ...

... common sense: they know that Conservative noblemen and gentlemen are, to say the least, as honourable, upright, and unst lfish Whigs and Liberals ; and that if the imputations of baseness apply to one set of stat smen and placemen, they apply to all. The Radical ...

... 184b, and that was to revive old family title. have reckoned no promotions in the peerage, though (no excess of those on the Whig side appears still greater on a cursory inspection. But we have reckoned the two peerages obtainedl by plain John Campbell ...

... Liberals are now firmly seated in the Government saddle, thanks to Lord Derby's leap in the dark, his desire of dishing the Whigs, and Mr. Disraeli's talent for imparting education, there is no reason why the majority of 112 should not be turned at the ...

... for =GUSH TiffI'IMONIAL. No. 78, Road, Mil, London, virtue under date. September : My hen, which war tepidly and Mese the son Whig Wand turn g empleeely by ths that I am spy peen me your invaluable Hair one* mink it, Mil never be It *arm to without it. 11 ...

... her faithful Commons to overthrow Church of which she is the Constitutional head, and that she has wisely decided to leave to Whig-Radical Commissioners the unveuviable task of recommending tlie sacrifice of a Protestant Establishment to propitiate Fenian ...

... acquittal. The Company's bye-laws were passed for the protection of the public, and not to carry out the spleen of any party, Tory, Whig,or Radical. Hisolienthad not committed any offence against the public. If the Railway Company had felt that they had been aggrieved ...

... call for the infliction of penalty. The company's byelaws were passed to protect tbe public, not to aid any particular party, Whig, Radical, or Tory, in spleen upon opponent. That was the whole secret of the present case. He submitted his client had not ...