... forced it upon them. He coutended that the Democrats had as e much right to hold public meetings as the Conservatives, 8 the Whigs, or the Radicals. He said, in concluding his speech, that they had met to advocate the abolition of the hereditary system, ...

... and Creed, Chipp and Goss in D.- os Afternoon.-Arnold in A. Anthem 359, Judge me, 0 God sa d (Mendelssohn.) Hymn 359, - E.whigs.1-In residence. Rev.a t, Canon Stair Deoglas- Si ~ lrs~usn RFL Younstsc.-heGazette of asE Tuesday last contained the announcement ...

... Livingstone, end for thle *having (after 20 yiears of dangling with the question, and of tre inaction both on-the part of. Whig and Tory~ministers) sent roe out an expedition to put an cud to this most abominable and Co, -.horrid ?? company broke up about ...

... the a debates on the Education Bill as an illustration, and asked it how much sympathy they thought there was between a i. Whig Duke and a Liberal Millionaire on the one hand, y and a politician like Mr. Odger, or Mr. Auberon Herbert, or Sir Charles Dilke ...

... support to ?? on the Education Act and army reorganisation, but was opposed to the Permissive Bill. He appealed to the old Whigs, now that all their pet t'l-'rna rof thirty years ago had been peeseo. to in their natural a~nes, the Conservatives-, and ...

... closed. Nothing in that direction, they declared, . remained to be accomplished after the settlement of 1867. It was not the Whigs-it was the Tories-that proclaimed afresh the doctrine of . finality. And yet it is abundantly evident that a new Reform Bill ...

... Liberal, but because it is pledged to carry a Licensing Bill, and the Con- servatives are not. For the moment BONIFAcE is neither Whig, Radical, nor Conservative. He stands before the world simply as a publican who is determined to protect his trade interests ...

... re are caused by the deaths of Mr. Dundas, Mr. Maguire, and Mr., Dyce Nichol. We notice that Mr. Laing, an able man, but a Whig, is at lenjgth threatened with opposition in the representation of Orkney and Shetlaud. 7 The new 'candidate is Sir Peter Tait ...

... the threatened prosecution of the Priests on the ground that it will for ever destroy the confidence of the Irish people in Whig Administrations. . During a recent storm a farmer's wife in Waterford County was struck dead by lightning while in bed by her ...

... discontented members of the has L~iberal party who are anxious to turn the Government out mer simply because it is in-some old Whigs who think it too re- wic] volutionary, some new Radicals Who think it too reactionary S -will seize this occasion of dealing ...

... moderate Liberals would still maintain a .majority, hut the nonconformists would not he reduced to r the necessity of voting for Whigs who did nlot represent n them, or not voting at all. By Mr. Morrison's bill, all the small boroughs in Wales would be sweot ...

... front of the armed legions of the c first Napoleon. The Army and Navy had been for some n 1years under the mismanagement of a 'Whig Government, th Iha who did not know what a soldier -was or ought to be. (Hear, p hear.) For two years they had ?? the damy ...