... Brownlow.” lor several vears he was an itineraut preacher among the Methodists ! he afterwards became editor of the Knoxville Whig, and from his method of conducting that paper became known as the ** fighting parson.” When the Secession movement began, Tie ...

... 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 ...

... dishing the | year there were 30 judgment summons issued, 16 heard, Silver-street, stated that as he was walking down the Whigs, the Whigs had dished the Radicals. He thought | 4 warrants of commitment issued, no debtors imprisoned, Ashburnham-road there was ...

... t n_un ‘nn pmluutl B . TPy e R TR e SNt Ty S B e o 3 Republicans of the class were 52, the Independents 15, and there was 1 Whig . but, unfortunately for his usefulness, he came not from the sonth but from California. Notadozen men of the class could agree ...

... things Wh!':h don.t come near his door and caunot in an impotent and helpless minority. The subject has | the old name of Whigs, which is almost extinct | him by the Liberal Chaneellor of the Bxchequer. Any- his own agent (laughter). A With regard to ...

... Y’°§‘;§;’°s :;;?“8 , were not dwelt upon by Mr. itbread. |SO , tan of the Guardians, I objected, not because ha was [and who—Whig or Tory—does not claim so much ¥] e cfl‘: t: l::v .%l: 'nem(;nd“;;mmelim ;nsnl‘;l oal o question of Religious Equality, or as ...

... @ question upon which there ought to _be no doubt, but is really a great uncertainty. Fifteen months have elapsed since our Whig Representative appeared before his constituents. Several opportunities have been offered, not always of a thoroughly political ...