... and short step tho right direction. To use Mr. Tilloy’s phrase, re* no wed application has been necessary, both Tory and Whig governments, to obtain what common justice ought long ago to have given ns; and what will lake place on tne first of Juno not ...

... abolition of slavery and advocacy of the educational movement. From the first of his political life he cjvst in his lot among the Whigs, whose principles he steadily adhered to until Ms death. The learned gentleman quoted extracts from Ms memorable speeches in ...

... Sheffield Independent records the death of Mr. O. S. Foljarabe, of Osberton. Tho deceased was a member of an old and respected Whig family, and was ardent lover of old English sports, and fumed breeder of agricultural stock. Ho kept a pack of foxhounds from ...