... change {a the constitution of the Truro Council may be considered desirable; but how will merely electing Whigs instead of Tories, or | instead of Whigs, lead toimprovement? At Exeter, of course, the are nothing if not political; and the Liberals intend trying ...

... Many of these sit for very advanced constituencies, wh. have ** concealed” their Toryism under what known in asa ‘ Damn the Whigs” policy. tt is assumed that theao gentlemen will either abstain from voting or will This will make vote against Government ...

... been denied them; and it is of equality, that this last ** Trinity dodge is intended to debar them altogether. The Northern Whig views the subject in a different light, and remarks that had the members for Trinity College delivered three years ago the ...

... the country, was the very general belief in bis earnest: ness, e had never changed his party, He bad tabea up the Whig cauce when the Whig cause seemed despe- rate, and had adhered to it faithfally, throogh good report and evil report, and every vicissitude ...

... what success remains to bo seen. There (vas no need for him to utter tho mournful lament—‘‘T am not a Whig. Oh, how I wish Ho was Whig of the Whigs, and by virtue of that qualification Romillys are to be found in countless snug places where thoro is a ...

... has constantly devied their and.just rights; and continue to vote for the jarty ca res not for th. ir interests? Dissenters, Whigs, who have done so much in helping you; stand 2p fearlessly and manfully to help your Tory © ewies; who restored your birthright; ...

... ‘that criminal law when they ero a British fing. eral, the 5; rel pe foct expression of the prediles- tions convictions the Whig events of the day than that James Taunton could bes ears Sir Heary blunders found. of the vigorously does it expese at the ...

... aggregate meeting of the Liberal party Norwich last night resolved to support Mr. Colman, the resolutions being spoken to by both Whigs and Mr. Colman declared himself ready to support Mr. Gladstone’s policy. The Tablet confirms the statement that a Catholic ...

... Harming, Conservative. An advanced Liberal gave hie support to the proposition. Alderman Plunkett, Nationalist, charged the Whigs with inflicting great evil upon the country. A good deal was said shout the necessity of royal residence, and some who declared ...

... never cease to say, that the national volunteer movement was a great measure indebted to the town of Torquay. (Hear, hear.) The Whig Government were in power in 1862. There was some degree of panic that time about invaaion, and it was proposed to form volunteer ...

... to what should be dope ites that rome unite the entire body, we cannot but erable time shonld allowe for the aristocratic Whigs to find out their own weakness. De. vs Joxon’s Licnt-Brows Co Laver O1t.—Dr hor of “ “Tt was fitting Elements of Materia Ra ...

... borough, is a matter certainly for a genuine Conservatlye triumph. Rut if from his election are able to date the era when the Whig-Liberal and the Radical-Democrat parties nplit two. and formed each a camp its own, shall have still greater cause _ for s ...