... the whole property would go to the lontd- lords. In conclasion ho said it had been tbe great and I glorious privilege of the Whig party in last times to have securedcivil and religions freedom. Bya wiseinstinct toe leading men and statesmen of the country ...

... over- whelm the civil power, is about as worthy of rational consideration as Mr. Disraeli's celebrated discovery that the Whigs invented religious liberty in order to keep their hold -on the forfeited estates of the monasteries. His contention that IEngland ...

... during the 1preoent year, to of then in the huntrn.> iscl1.. r It is sted that Mr. Join 13. Grllahn. of Craigall;o; . a stanch Whig, will be appointed lord fieutn ant ,f the corunty of Ibnfreo, in room of the lat- Ear- of e At a stormy meeting of electors ...