... In the el Professor • also cohered By of siley's also was seeded ere betook' the ! Metre ot the In the Cit , the laiiewerst Whig by the . Mr. Perms that dame was parnally •no eaasseweare seirmemintion, an his yea orgeriswas el Gibers had peeved. plums ...

... after I did you oheturiag of the lights of the I—l mot tell el the time, but now! O r have ed by the falling yes Ws te lee aka* Whig fell from the bitowards the river W.. these of HMSO lea did haw es g ...

... the Kimberley Mine and for the cutting down of the beaks to en eagle of 43 degrees has been takes by Mr. Prosser, sub. to his Whig security in £lO,OOO. The Let number of the Christian Express reports fighting the natives in the Interior, in which some of ...

... Coleridge for the cowl an,. Judgment was now delivered. It will be seen that the Overt were divided in opinion—Mr. Justice Lash Whig li gnfiste that the Wye the power the Lord Chief Junco and Mr. Justice Maniety the salwary opinion. The learned Judges, differing ...

... remarkable fact that during the last century there was not • single eminent Finance Minister whose training was Liberal or Whig. Pitt, liuskies,n, Peel, Gladsome, and Northcote all obtained their financial knowledge as Conservatives. While, theeefore ...

... candidate a youthful scion of a well-known Whig family. Lord Rama: is the son of the Earl of Dannousts, and the late Earl, better known in politics first as Mr. Fox Maus and Afterwards as Lord Pauutias, was a notable Whig of the Whip. The choice of such • ...

... Inaugurating a ars Liberal .club at Birmingham, W. Haroourt and Mr. John Bright ipeeebes. The first, who declared himself a Whig, maintained that the Liberal party was united in eondemnatio'n of the present Government, end Mr. Bright contreated the reforms ...

... Mr. Bright. (Applense.) die might easily lengthen the list, but was satisfied, in spite ot the reastionary Libelee of to•-e Whig periodicals, to recognise, on the part of their I present leaders a wilungness to tusad the path, of progress and of reform ...

... were not very strong. The Whip anew that year after year, with bad sad with the Cots Laws, a deficit was suevitable, awl the Whigs went out of office. Sir Robert Peel 0461111 Ira WAII a large majority—a majority about as large as Gladstone had in 18e8. lie ...

... himself at this mument is, wily in the world I am hem. (Cheers.) But, perhaps, they don't know that I am one of those miserable Whigs of whom we Lear so much and me au little (a laugh), who lead an abject sied servile life under the tyranny of Mt. Chamberlain ...

... Bright, and Mr. Bright's speech would have .lone very well if it had been delivered before the Crimean war. everything that the Whigs did was right, and everything that the Cowen., tiles did was wrong. Peace at any price, that was aIL With regard to Sir Wiliam ...

... eveweente avec sr will Lei I hireserthensied in tinwares po'nts the programme that was pot forward as the programme of the Whig Umrarnmersholfibefuture IVehaveendeisioured I. she bed of our pour to eutinue the foreign policy of this On the bee* OS all ...