... 'much the same manner as the Whig, in .the sacred cause 'of good taste. The resultis: a dead-lock of principles and of personal antipathies, to which, if they have any meaning at' al, the'querulous com- plaints of the 'Whig Land his friends wouldrsuely ...

... ment, and Ur, (xladtstone personally, s have recently had but little reason to be grateful to the old Whigs. Lord t r rougham once said the Whigs are all 1t cyphers, but this is not their own estimate a of themselves. Their sense of importance d is ...

... served the ratepayers, and occupied most prominent and important positions in the Council, having the respect and confidence of Whig, Tory, and Radical members. Why is it that the services of these two gentlemen are ignored, and a municipal STripling promoted ...

... on looking to foreign affairs we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leaders of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolmentof 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... 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 ...

... course was inevitable after the proceedings. in the House of Commons on Monday night, a when member after ?? and Lr Liberal, Whig and Radiedl alike-con- demned the impost. The Government, though obtaining a majority in the division r on Monday night, could ...

... army as from his utter inability to believe that anything useful can by any possibility be proposed except it be by an old Whig. In point of fact, we doubt whether, if he did not think nature was a distinguished member of the expiring party to which he ...

... 'ionths.A't btpop~ned that the apeeI I 'e reakly * referred to agthe promoter ofthe' firet;ne tiation was of a'distlgdiished Whig frenily, a3nd that mo~st *ot -bib'propted; asoi3tebelonged Mnatu ralla 'to .the lberscide of the House of * Pesm;' buil trn ...

... Since he attached himself more decidedly to the Liberal party he has simply taken part in the ordinary policy of successive Whig and Liberal governments. He has never thought it necessary, during the ;many years that he has sat in Parliament, -to advocate ...

... iUci-. dents that' have occurred in municipal war- fare for some time 'and it raises the ques- tion, are ?? of Liverpool, Whig,; Tory, or Radical, to be under the dictation of Bishop Goss and his :Roman Catholic satellites? -Of course, men who enter ...