... must first to satisfy the laird. Let Banffshire electors bear all these thing* in mind, and let them —Radical, Liberal, and Whig—vote in strength to return the Liberal candidate. The Tory has had the countenance and recommendation the Duke of Richmond ...

... arises mainly from doubt to the opinion of the country the subject. The NVhigs say that there will a secession between 70 and Whigs. This, i believe, is a great exaggeration, but I heard that Mr Gladstone is himself doubtful if can carry his scheme through ...

... which his aspiring po.tici soul has addrasMd itself —tb. conversion of erasAion to Conaarvatism. Although ws have wallowed hi Whig iniquity all our Uvea, wa ar. open conviction, and wa ara inclined agraa with when says:— ...

... i>osing that wishes to keep it for sport or | devote it to pleasure, what in circum -tance* is to done ? HUME RULE YET. Let Whig* and Tories loudiy craw O* victory an’ a’ that. They t«li us that oor Bill’s awa*, But can lauch a' that. For a’ that, an’ ...

... the very smallest, concession to their demand is principally directed against those they are pleased to call agital irs. Both Whig and Tory are agreed that, with some little amendments which they profess be ready and willing to extend the Irish people, all ...

... was over the .Slienif declared Mr Lowery M.P. for the City Aberdeen. But the Whig and Tory candidates demanded poll, and Mr Lowery bad no chance the poll withdrew, and the Whig candidate was rc-elected. Chartism n began be recognised great fact.*’ In vain ...

... united influence Lord* and Dukes, long purses brainless parasltee, supported floods of bastard Unionist (?) literature and hash Whig and Tory editorial utterances, havo failed (urn the heads or hearts the true .'Scottish people, who have emphatically said—“ ...

... special admiration. (Laughter.) But when found him really acting a Conservative Lug liter and Irish cheers)—and drifting into a Whig cave would bo candid with him. (Laughter.) Ilia hon. friend had many great Qualities, but they were somewhat impared the a ...

... passed in the House of Commons ou Monday, but not without fresh attempt on the part of tire Tories and their allies, the Old Whigs, to give it its quietus. Fokster, in moving the third reading, defended the measure from tho aspersions sought to bo cast upou ...

... Ireland and the Irish should help carry him through. Upon the whole Olamtoxv. has not lost much the defection of a few oflicial Whigs. The Government, so far as it has been constituted, is strong one, and, was to expected under household suffrage representation ...

... wheel, and bring that awful pte mire from without which reao.n cuuld not viiggent fruu within? eay the tnith it not rotten Whig., cru«ty old Torie*, whet about lnn «tr, •liam I.iberaln who are the real hugliesr of dua t» lical relorinete, but tli« never ...

... recent history of the land question Mr Barry O'BrienV articles iu tbe KinrUenth Century are instructive.” MR BROADHURST ON THE WHIGS. Mr his constituents Nottingham on Monday. He said Mr Gladstone had been beaten upon one question only, and many who were counted ...