... however not unnaturally has his doubts about the genuineness of the naturalisation documents and therefore the matter Northern Whig Military matters at any as regards the increased attention paid to the comforts of the private soldier are vastly improved ...

... idea that thoy themselves might be spare !. would just like to give one word of warniug to tho legislature, whether it should Whig or Tory. Thoro was disestablishmont that might go on, not openly or boldly, but, as were, piecemeal. There was a disestablishment ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. C. L. L. cannot compel anyone to number the C. 6. -1. Under Whig Government, hut carried the votes of the Conservatives. 2. Against. A Subscriber to the Courier.—It is no longer public road, and, consequently, our correspondent was a ...

... Halifax was enit at dinner at the town from which he takes his which he represented, when a commoner, *ct the commencement of the Whig Reform Sk« eT of the Conservative Act. Mr. Sir j, tLn, Lord F. Cavendish, Mr. Dixon, and **** of SSLEY were amon those P resent ...

... of faith and declaration of policy. The former consisted of an opinion that England was not yet on the verge of decay (the Whigs aie again in office), and the latter wa3 declaration, which appears to have been vociferously received, favour the extirpation ...

... time goes the public are beginning to find out what a safe and respectable Whig Cabinet means by its cry of economy. For a little while not a few of the outer world were deluded by the persistency with which the cuckoo-cry of retrenchment was uttered ...

... a considerable amount of excitement, and to effect some of the most remarkable conversions on record. Old and respectable Whigs, who would soon have thought of abolishing the Crown f8 of doing away with the time-honoured y system of recorded votes, have ...

... private bill for this purpose, and thus test the feeling the whole House of Commons? I am very loath to believe that Radicals, Whigs, Conservatives are not equally patriotic enclose my card.—Yours, Ac, VOLUNTEER OFFICER SINCE 1859. Manchester, January 19, ...

... mittee that had the honour of influencing the the first Conservative member for Ashton-under-Lj?\f « a t too long been closed a Whig-Bad^ official pocket borough. (Cheers.) He was pleased say, as regarded South-East Lancashire, that all Conservative promises ...

... in the second. Yo the Liberal economist this is, of course, a and statesmanlike policy.” Somehow or other everything that a Whig Radical Government does always bears that character with a certain class. To the ordinary world outside it seems something ...

... vestments. fld groat enough in the Church, if i once act together, whose advice be disregarded by the most contort of Clawbioabde, Whig, has § Times on the subject of Irish rail- to think that Government *ble, and says that the present pU Q have the matter under ...

... anxious to prevent the public from re-opening whole question, would of necessity follow in case of war. More than this, the Whig-Radical faction felt, without doubt, that the prestige of a successful expedition would materially strengthen their opponents'hands ...