... enunciates cannot be too strongly dwelt upon, and without it all governineut degenerates into a tyranny. This is not a epestion of Whig or Tory ; not whether Mr. GLADSTONR or Mr. DISRAELI shall hold the reins in England. Like all great political questions, it ...

... family, and it was one of the pleasantest little societies he had to do with. He expressed a wish that all societies, whether Whig. Tory, or Radical, could be of a similar happy family. They hail saved a great amount of money on the sum insured, and the ...

... would have carried the measure triumphantly by reason of the large accessions of agricultural support he received from the old Whig landed proprietors, had it not been for the uncompromising opposition of Mr. Villiers. That gentleman took up the question ...

... would have carried the measure triumphantly by reason of the largo accessions of agricultural support he received from the old Whig landed proprietors, had it not been for the uncompromising opposition of Mr. Villiers. That gentleman took the question in ...

... family, and it was one of the pleasantest little societies be had to do with. He expressed a wish that all societies, whether Whig. Tory, or Radical, could be of a similar happy family, They had saved a great emount of money on the sum insured, and the directors ...

... Let Whig and Tory ►eith agree Tie dame the Tullochgoram, it is perhaps fair to suppose that Mr. BRUCE had let the well-known conviviality of the Glasgow folk carry him away a little. Certain it is, he was amazingly genial, and if ever his shortcomings ...

... seighbourhood. • Others were slightly Wend hat were to walk home. speedily as these most injured• were to their homes, where =Whig and other aid was preepptly preemed for the sufferers, and with one or *we are favourably. The boy bodild bested on various ...

... Queen's Bench at Dublin made a conditional order fora new trial in the ease of Stannus e. Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig. CONTERCNCI Ole TB! ATHANASIAN CRIED. A conference on the Athanasian Creed will he held London on the ;Hit inst. The result ...

... till 1841, when he lost his seat, and for a considerable interval kept aloof from active political life. As an adherent to the Whig party, he had in those years taken a strong interest in, and had spoken often and with great effect on various liberal measures ...

... grapple with the subject, and rectify the eril inflicted upon the working classes by their exclusion from the franchise by the Whig Bill of 1832. At the comments*. went of the Liberal Programme the Imperial expenditure was about £46.000.000, and now at the ...

... to hear that Fs rtown had returned a Conservative to the Town Council in the person of Mr. Tetley. (Cheers.) Between the old Whig party and the Conservatives of the present day there was really no difference of opinion, and both should strive to resist ...

... guaranteed. Their true excellence bee secured for them the continued approval of consumers daring nearly a generation. not already Whig there Tee. are recommended to try them, se TOMB, the reputation of bag bean fully established. By their me, real purity and ...