... s ref: a- ta) vote for -lr. Torreris, whts will stand with th4 ]Liberals when the cruciald ituention is raise i, Und tlie W~higs are net much bett- di~spoe-' I -towards the wan ?? divided thle p Crlcy- it tfl ti' -y iir towte' is -Mr Ashton I tl' hitnsrlf ...

... it without making ourselves ridiculous. We were reaping the harvest now of seventy years' mismanagement, in which Tory and Whig statesmen had borne their pert, so that none could throw stones at the othe:. He attributed the misfortunes that had fatleu ...

... pala for as *Avertiemena. J. W., Wigan.-Yes. W. H. W.-By summons before justlces. F. J.-About ISO miles. Quiz.-He stood as a Whig, but was rejected. Juxeo.-For any sum, and any solicitor can accommodate you. FUSRNITrnE.-Yes, he can distrain unless some ...

... time * e ruined. Sir Robert Peel came Into office when the f Whigs broke down in the year 1841. 1 remember c d telling Lord John Russell once in the House of i Commons that I thought that the Whig party, as P far as I recollected it,neverhad arealrygood Ohan- ...

... They have lived ?? a week on the hopes engendered by the oul ce as article in the Edlielbi''yliy, whichl ets forth tihat the Whigs, ho are ready to do nothing, :4a are proud of their masterly inactivity, must )a masters of the Liberal fortunes, or the Li ...

... greatly enhanced Thu by the fact that the Liberal candidate is a Whig. Shonld no c he prove an oceesful, the Wbig portion of the Liberal day' party will be strengthened. At present, the Whigs and thot Radicals are united in their opposition to the policy ...

... their homes. - The motion was carried. - Mr. Cal- C Ian moved a resolution that the Bome Rulers r should act independently of Whig and Tory.-Mr. O'Connor Power, in seconding it, said the Liberal mem- . bers having got their seats through Irish interest, ...

... consisted of he does not say, but people, who have not lost their memories, know that Ir. Maul was thu wvell-hrown Fox Maul of the Whig-begot Crimean war; and xrho was said to have telegraphed to the English Commander-in-Chief at the seat of war to take care ...

... admitted that in questions of finance and figures the Whigs were not very strong. Well, the Whigs had a deficit year after year, which with bad harvests and with a corn law deficit was inevitable, and the Whigs went out of office. Sir B. Peel came in with a ...

... Edisiurgk 8 to do? It had three reforms as the stool on V which the Whigs should sit. if the Lord a Chancellor introduces this measure, anda really > popular County Government Bill, the Whigs, who don't exist, will have only a one-legged - stool to sit upon ...

... home t and the maintenance and the safety of our C empire abroad. Wonderful disclosure ! Why, this is the Liberal policy, the Whig C policy, the Radical policy : it is the policy of everybody. There is nothing distinctive in it. Lord Sandon might as well ...

... thaksI to the ohairman, said tbe qe2t3ion at the present elect~b Was nt a 1 ponsOn. It wa st even a party quesfon tet. c cn Whig and Tory, or be t ween liberal and Counvati' e, bU the gra:d queatbn at issue5 and the qujestion which they mast bring tome ...