... Ommervatives with a show ofjustios make them respond& opinions they in the meantime ; end it always will be so the Whigs a Whig kader a Whig policy. lithe present goveruntut maintains the &location Act as U stands, and defends it salt has hitherto dons, ...

... salifsetice, if thousands of be giVOIL No. 0 Machine having been and *waved, we am recommend it gbh Ile greatest anidenes, Whig the best 'adullsgether the la the at prine-118 ...

... railway e • arias sbereolar oa Tostiew. Tb• which lame Warrisgtoa for at 10 84 am., was Wrings statioa, k ia witr cal wagons Whig shaaterl. The sbakea, of sesiained serious Waits. mooed slap took plies at 8 p.a. sear Dodworth station re the - abater, lith• ...

... of bribery, and all the territorial influence was on the side of Liberal candidate. The writ was purposely delayed until the Whig nobleintn could get back froffl. lend his aid Mr. Seymour, and addition to the Grosvenor power the Liberals had all aid ot ...

... upon in one's ekrus, or unseated no rider of a hobby. Lord George Cavendish felt called upon to speak; but he is a Whig, and the Whigs could always see further through a mile stone than other people. He told the Whaley Bridge teetotallers that drunkenness ...

... moll% semeneensee of werejewelleo, by Nadneye—Prkeir Derangement • Oars. be , iriebil direelleem ire over Ilbniegna *filo Whigs al bed-elme. en WI is it to awl wed oar be or semi, be be siofet nomean. 1 1 : 1 6 1 :L=applicalks aineuulsem —. sal oat st ...

... „. . - . • / - ; . e . . • • HOLI_OV\” 3 PILLS Fee all Means abaft the Ilhmeseh, Whigs, Bdilldil; an be asemeeedell skelead Immalfrfa di liadlar Ur dem*. Thibige=a =x..6.. m▪ a, moiler ellmaktle terlon lbdr i lasslisas elbsballfteld um gdpkg amoymee. ...

... The is freehold if iehmitesies, end hes 1 andi ciittst shag miles Imes Frith, sad Vie Abe dloverme teem near to lif=be sad Whig d- Frith to TM pears been mem* booed, mid the is well imilesed. The buildings see in good and the stable (now mod ass been ...

... number of the Edinburgh L'eviaw the well-informed and able writer of article on the political situation, entitled The Claims ot Whig Government, speaks this subject one which may be discussed now, but will, doubtless, not be carried till a new House of Commons ...

... and appetite, p in to he back and self-distrust, distances, love of sollltatte, pas lies. 1. is, aid many ewe ailments. 0' Whig :We to as early Death. The Appead'i to valualile *tea e a vasty useful Pill4.*lllP 10S% f e.il.ishou iii •id the cote of =Sao ...

... consistent Radicals quite as much as of the Tories. But Mr. Gladstone knows that he has a solid unshaken following of about 200 Whigs and Gladstonites and feel 3 that this crutch is good enough to enable him to limp up to next autumn if he is so disposed ...

... dread the outcome of the further ot destruction which the Daihj Newt and other Radical organs are clamorous for. To the old Whig it is no time of satisfaction to find the organs of the advanced sections of the Liberal party cryiag out for prey. Give ...