... so far advane education as to take, as did his fath mecessary ‘leap in the dark.’ The ‘e was the altar upon which we were ‘Whigs ; the ‘ Burial Bill”’ was the fuel clergy; and ‘alcohol,” thanks to the advocates, who persisted in haunting seeking his pledge ...

... Unfortunately however that obsolete policy has | g}’l’]’ &'“l The National Association of Mineral been continued through two whig ambassadors, | nnamm.:;“:rz“'; are men of the world, and quite and Russia was unable to get the other Powers | wha that o ...

... Minister has this week shewn his hand decidedly, we are disposed to say alarmingly. He has so far declared in favour of the old Whig policy of bolstering up the Sick Man that he has requested dir Heury Elliot to resume his position at Constantinople. No one ...

... father before him, the mecessary ‘ leap in the dark.’ The* oountg franchise’ was the altar upon which we were ificed by the Whigs ; the ‘ Burial Bill’ was the fuel heaped up by the clergy; and ‘alcohol,” thanks to the Permissive Bill advocates, who persisted ...

... that when this advice is given there are candidates declaring themselves Liberals who would be better described by the title “Whigs.” Longfellow's * Beware” might perhaps be applicable in reply to these friends, * Trust her not: she is fooling thee.” The ...

... gentlemen, and good fellows, and there is not any obvious nhtiul difference between them that any one but the Leader or the Whig: of a party could be supgoled te care much about. Still it is clear that this lack of distinct colour on the part of Liberal ...

... opposed by Mr. C. Konow, of the Fleece Inn, who goes in as an independent candidate, promising support neither to Conservative, Whig, nor Radical. On Monday night both Liberals and Conservatives held united Ward meetings at which their respective candidates ...

... ’ Inthe former case the pmw,-l:éemd, minus the horsewhip, and the majority considered the man of more importance than the whig. The other argument was so palpably absurd as not to merit attention. And yet tk:n two obstinate obstructionists prevented ...

... policy of supporting the Turk which you will be able to satisfy yourself on this point. All I | has hitherto been followed by Whig and Tory alike. can say is it is only right you should be made aware of Not only do his official education and old prejudices ...

... been and for a long time will be popularly ‘misunderstood and met with funny opposition. The decaying order of Liberals, Whigs, and fossilised traditionalists such as hang on mere names and phrases (an awfully widespread race) are after all tgne worst ...

... preceded thunderstorms the f’“‘ltnbm'm'm:’; et in the United Kingdom on receipt of Post Office Order. part to the leader of the Whigs, he considers it just as | once entered the Fever Hospi&.ll The oldest nurse the presenco of wind aloft, but th :‘.ug- B aated ...

... &;rrlm) d'h.ni felt so strongly that he would not vote for any man ‘ With all its picturesque beauty, the village of Turvey Whig, Tory, or Radical, who would vote for a new : mh-hmtmngdndulm bridge. problems, which must be solved before it can be Mr. JoxES ...