... ex- pression, than that of the Argylls. In the old dark days of Tory intolerance and per- secution, the members of this great Whig family were invariably on the side of the down-trodden. When others faltered or became servile to the Court or to unscrupulous ...

... return of the Whigs in the H1ouse of Commons to their allegiance So that by accounting for it 40 votes wl reduce the Ministerial majority tf> e XO. For my part, I regard these figures as beautifnlly imaginative. It is trae that several ' Whigs have denounced ...

... PARLAMIENT. Sir Patrick OtBrion, M.P., addr.setd his coasti- tuents at Pbilipstown the other day. He said lie was elected a Whig, and was still an independent supporter of the Liberal Government, and were his constituents to put him out of the county he ...

... by the recent debate. If anything, it has added to the ?? iha]anx of Tories a large accession from the ranks of the English Whigs and weak-kneed Liberals. Yet, oddly enough, the feeling that we are on the eve of a great war is not nearly so intense as it ...

... drishing the Whigs. (Loud applause.) The Tories upon dished tire Whigs about ten -years ago~and treir theof higs seru'cd them up (Laughter aud ap- and planse.) He hoped that jus't niow Lord Beacons- ndfield was, about tsr dish the Whigs again, and P'et ...

... Of deaths from synotl causes, 20 were du to uaeale, being 11 above the avYege; 1 to serlatna eing 6 below tie avrpag; 6 t wh~ig 0oh being 5 belowr ehe avne; 2 be eaa, being Sbelowth averqe 4tetyhwsi, being 6 beo the averae. Disess af ?? seat eontsf 9 ...

... personal authority of the sovereign, and to perpe- tuate the evil in the restoration of the Stuarts, it was to the constitutional Whigs England turned for help, and it was their patriotism that gave us the Hanoverian line, and the oath under which that line swore ...

... The writerof this admirablearticle, ormanifesto,on the PMinciples and Prospects of the Liberal Party, has shown how the old Whig party, ini strict conformity with its principle3, can take a ateo in advance which should go far towards removing the objections ...

... conlideuce to the ratepayers that on Wedue3dav next thev would return him at the head of the poll vith suc f a niiajorify that the Whigs, Radicals, and Republicanns woald wag theirtails. The esndidati. w ho crested grc;et laughter by his mode of address, theo ...

... fits the present. In ?? ir. (oweaa 'fTory, lied. Tho borough wvas contested by Mr. Thomas Fletcher, a Whig, and Ar. W. hgerton, a Conservative, awl the Whig won 1b.y the nanrow majority of two Upon a total poll of 5lo. The Tories ought to prniy for a paucity ...

... that I occasion he was meeting ratepayers and residents in the ward. (Hear, hear.) It mattered not to bhim whether they were Whig or Tory, for he had Ialways considered that it was his duty, as it was his l pleasure, to do his best for all. (Applause.) ...

... fill thaO important poet. His tone of mind, parliamentary asaoaia- tiens, snd family connections mark him out as an advanced Whig ; but if it were possible to separate' a party creed into so many different heads I am inclined to think it would be found ...