... this: Ar the Whigs prepaed to accept the ?? of the Radicals, or will theyprafer ?? the Churthatbepo ot Liberal chim and their own ejeotl fom o Edinbfrgh Review is to beonslderedasanyci, then it i the Ch h that will hve to go. The, Whig Quarterly intimates ...

... A REMARKABLE REUNION. I The Bangor ?? Whig, of the 12th ult., gives an account of a remarkable family gathering which has just taken place at Hampden ?? The late Benjamin Swett, of Haampden, was the father of thirteen children, sevn-g Bons and six daughters ...

... duty accordingly. IelS time ago the great Tory party made a desperate tY in the dark, with the avowed purpose of dishg5pj Whigs. It would be for the Liberals to sayvhO. they would reneat the mancuevre, in order to win W praise of enfraiehising women ...

... than to form public opinion, and he thought that by doing this they should even succeed in influencing the Government, whether Whig or Tory, to adopt the course which the society recommended. The resolution was unanimously adopted. The Rev. S. A. STEINTRAL ...

... upwards of 20 years. He was the ?? county court judge who was not a bsrrister. In religion he was a Unitarian and in poli.ies a Whig of the old school, H e was honomaably known as the friend of popular educe- tion as afforded by meohanios' institutes and British ...

... cow. A that time both the professional parties in the State wect against the corn laws. The Tory party was against then The Whigs of that day wore also, in the main, agai them, for they tried to put off the free traders With all sorts of advice. They were ...

... consign them. Personal attacks of the most cowardly and savage kind were numerous on both sides. The reporter of the Northern Whig was among the persons set upon by a theological party. Not venturing to aVOW his creed when cathecised, he took to flight, ...

... A CHILD AT VICTORIA STATION.-At the City Police Court, ofWdneseday, r are Fice was charged with having destrted her child, whig was found in the second-clnas waiting room at Victoria Vtation, on the 24th nit., by Michael Caine, the door. keeper, ?? taen ...

... Mr. Gladstone's Local Taxation Bill, which may turn out to be of such a sweeping character that it may array against him his Whig followers, just as Mr. Lowe's Budget proposal of 1871 to increase the legacy duty arrayed them The numerous phalanx which sits ...

... government, in the time of the revolution of 16'SB, 6ie GI word used was religious tolerattoii. centuries rolled on, tU and the Whigs, who were the standatrd bearers of the ti Liberal party, the popular party, began to feel that tolerbd.- hi tion was an unpleasant ...

... mother country. Of course, the Toile forgave the treacherous trick played thema, but the! their time; they waited till the Whigs asked tbee eimlar assXistane, when they lent; them Sir e N;orthoot5, and I need scarcely tell you that the 5 convention pays ...

... want of sympathy he U-discerns between sections of the Liberal party. to How much sympathy is there, he asks, between dlf a Whig duke or a Liberal millionaire on the one ed hand, and a politician like Mr. ODGER, or Nlr. at AUBERON HERBERT, or Sir CiARLES ...