... had die. tin gweihed himself even in the higshest Court of the 1 realm. Hebhad atdifficult duty to perform there-to be both Whig'and Tory. .(Great cheers and laugh- 1 te. ewsspeaking--the trulth, (Renewed a ?? re a ory-he did not likenewnams lke Cnsevatve ...

... is time we were seeking to make our voices heard in the Senate as an independent and Orange party. Conservative, Liberal, Whig, and Tory alike hate and detest the Orange institution, and the leaders of all parties would gladly see the day when it would ...

... Dismissing, however, the proposal of fixity I d tenure, nct as in itself a monstrous one, but 0 L certain to turn out the Whigs, Mr Horsman I OIdes with characteristic ease into the tempt-I log Tx,.ot hiss amibiect-that which affords ( vlenty of opportunity ...

... St leven in this; but, as a, nae, it is purely an ncademic cI e question ; and in the University Council not a few e stout Whigs give their sympathies aced best wishes to ~-Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, as representing the PI A national character of the ...

... it was a nu I ue itofsi ?? it had, among other crotcht't, oldtb lh people how to catch fish. `± bat i3sr log v thing of the Whigs, end howev&'r mue hs b et that party for what it had done ia the p00~oie0i lieved that the country in this age of telegrupls ...

... spirit b which would repudiate small concessions, and grow p daily in the belief that terrorism was the only power p by which a Whig Parliament could be moved. .i But so it has proved. The opposition to the bill in t the House of Commons was hopeless. In the ...