... his son on t Whig Premier, who, in 1852, had ddcle .Indiarydecided terms to unite wiby Lt Prlia n, and there was certainly nba rta' r ertr onfte Sthantersor ndal gronds Sey Stanley should not at this time have idleen himself with the Whig party. Bat inasmorf ...

... position, and they put aside the great question of the welfare of the people. In Manchester they had got over that, and the Whigs. Tories, Home Rulers, and others were unable to return a man to Parliament unless he was sound on this point. The result was ...

... by the recent debate. If anything, it has added to the ?? iha]anx of Tories a large accession from the ranks of the English Whigs and weak-kneed Liberals. Yet, oddly enough, the feeling that we are on the eve of a great war is not nearly so intense as it ...

... period. . During the old Whig's last Administration, a indeed, Lord Granville was always understood t to be Lord Palmerston's favourite colleague and the statesman to whom he wished to bequeath his power. On the defeat of the Whigs in 1840, the 3 young ...

... industrious classes, despairing of getting justiee done to them in their own land, were seeking homes in the United States. The Whigs had pur- sued with regard to Ireland- the faltering and trimming policy which has been one of their leading characteristics; ...

... and 1866, when she had to battle with Prussia, and when she succumbed to superior strength. On the two former oea- sions the Whigs were in power, but in '66 X there was a Tory Government, sander thi leadersbip Qf the 1ato Lord Derby. Austria is,therefore ...

... Sergesne J3. ?? ?? 37 Sergeant. W. ?? ?? Ball Guinner B. ?? . .. ?? FxlasRA Pnttow-Higbaeat actual scorels in serieq EYE1 I and -WhIG reteep ScanTC MVfLn T,'nanEcaovuirwr:( is the bent for wnab, w inter wear. FCr the beat stock and thejlowest Cures prirces ...

... farther reduction of duty. Captain F. Petrie has issued his address to the Caphel electors. He does not pledge himself to be a Whig or a Tory, but of the independent party. Mr. Kernan, Q.C., of the Irish bar, has been appointed judge of the Supreme Court ...

... willing to perform the duties of office, his capacity and respectability are the only matters to consider. Whether he is a Whig or a Tory should be neither here nor there. But under the influence of circumstances we have drifted into another fashion of ...

... squire, Mr. Morgan said such language reminded him of what Mr. Disrdel said of Sir Robert Peel, (- That he had caught the Whigs bathing,- and run away with their clothes. But in these matters he preferred performances to promises, and facts to prophecies ...

... first week in May. Her Majesty will call there on her way to Balmoral, and remain a day or two at Holyrood. The North ea7i Whig is informed that the Rev. Dr. Crook has been chosen to succeed the Rev. W'illiam Arthur, as president of the IMethodist College ...

... no necessity for a school board, and concluded by hoping that they would al forget that they were churchmen or dissenters, Whig or Tory. Mr. T. W. JoNBs said he might follow the end of Mr. Duncan's views, at the same time he (Mr. Jones) would state that ...