... might affect the nose , was not considered at all applicable to the conscience of the _youth on the table . —BeVwt _-yor-( Ami Whig . _.. . _.. ...

... however it might affect the nose, was not considered at all applicable the conscience of the youth on the table. Northern Whig. ...

... be a Now t 1 rand i 1 the forty live, He ched, ah tonstic ef the tw ung We al that, to the te el me 4 ale tees te te by The Whigs may wolf, the Whige may yw wer mech vw + a he sincere, 4 of Rut that a! oa be fl still kee whate'er betide, his Co ta ri a ...

... members. but says [ have not accounted for its having been adopted, as a Governinent proposal, aud carried unanimously by Whigs and Vories. Moreover, he adds :— ‘Surely there must have been some vood reasons “for if they were only such as Mr M, states ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienating the clergy, who, for all their enthusiasm, are in most suspicious, not to say querulous mood ...

... that really involves everything ; conciliating Lord Salisbury, by alleging that it involves all property; conciliating Old Whigs, showing how free disestablishment withont disendowment {leaves the State from ecclesiastical control; and alarming weak-kneed ...

... is not in mortals to be indifferent to the advantages which flow from the damnation of the Tories and the exaltation of the Whigs. Here in tangible form is a proof of the accuracy of the Fenian thinking. They always said the Irish landlords were Tories ...

... ia *salami. Her as the curate of St Nary'. for *ma soothe, sad wily received L - 12 freer Dr They tried to ebesia • larliee Whigs at Supine, whisk S. Produce a C 1461 profit el COO • year. They Wended he raise es the policy of their who. however, *banged ...

... half-pay officers and pensioners of high never smelt burning powder except on Whigs or Tories would begin to reform ray, the nation would look upon them as earnest ; but when Whigs grudge a few volunteers, and spend millions on the at part of the army and ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving . Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienatiug the clergy, who, for all their enthusiasm, are in a most suspicious, not to say querulous mood—given ...

... Conser- vative leaders must determine is whether they are to ad- here to the old traditions or make some advance towards the Whig advocates of State assistance to all, This ques- tion, and another of scarcely lese im; whether the Royal supremacy is to be ...

... Parish of Turco- GAIL punned extend•i&te The abet* Perth on the Reed, and s-half the NM= Railway. IV. a: a l& Perth, oa the Road Whig to by 4. NETHER BEIR, tie Parish of Fut*. Gass. grain* massed by Mr Tad, extending to 1116 Aerie Arable land, 6 Acres of Padua' ...