... Gladstone's pilgrimage in Midlothian, the most important passage of which is the following :— We cannot believe that the old Whig party in England have viewed these remarkable utterances with any sympathy or favour, whatever may be the enthusiasm of applause ...

... reeler serre, WI shawl beil.—la the ore of &steed v. Charles White IS was weended kw the d.• par are the earriersat mated • Whig broils, to the defendant's eerier, eall that the fer Miff la are deaserwer = ii ttt s ielf he ere halt he Mapped to pr whet ...

... Bentinck—is a little girl in her sixth year. This noble generosity contrasts in a striking manner with the conduct of a great Whig Duke, who suddenly rising from plain Mr. , with an allowance of £5,000 year, to a Dukedom, with £300,000 per annum, actually ...

... provoked him and he knocked him down proper, but he did not use a gun at all. There was • creme summing in which Stephen Whigs was summoned for having a'sualted Solomon Head.—Complainant said that riefeadent brought • foul but untrue accusation igaines ...

... Nth wore g the vathedN, awl de of the *mbar sere The plosions as the el Ni beldos NSA moths' the that* Nee of is wide. The Whigs thee the tems t Nowa N. owth wad theseesil te Ti. bele the • 11 0 4 wed greased 18 Le ea ee MOD ass IN ee that whea New INs ...

... - Mawr el Ilmehel coccomehll Id* the of resressnadves of the A I M d iiisie sacs* be el the Republic, bit term of sides the Whig ulv twoe lesser to me, at aimecta4 r IL Gaminttstaldag bit oboe as 12111Tahmabw d imie bides bees pellike ji sew Oddest only ...

... investigation of title is meshed, and so personal expenses are incurred by the borrower ; those incident to the tretwaction Whig ;added to the outlay for improvements, the total of both bring charged on the estate, and repaid by a rent-charge in 25 years ...

... parties in the State the landlord belonged was to know also how the tenant would vote. It mattered not whether the landlord was Whig or Tory the tenant invariably obeyed the whip of the family lawyer or the land steward at election times. Nor did it matter ...

... that, but they must maulfat that desire by ecasing to do evil and commence to do well. They did not ask them whether they were Whig or Tory, or whether they could speak grammatically the mother tongue ; but as long as they manifested a Christian desire they ...

... improvement, resting on reform the land tenure. The Spenoeen lyitem was made, keg the death Ur. Smoi, cores politic*, Tory and Whig Society stood arrayed against it. Rohr Own that particular rock, bet was unfortunate enough meet his fate another! still more ...

... parties in the State the landlord belonged was to know also how the tenant would vote. It mattered not whether the landlord was Whig or Tory the tenant invariably obeyed the whip of the family lawyer or the land steward at election times. Nor did it matter ...

... ist, the monthly ergan of the Inde- pendents, is very strong on thesubject. Tt cannot anderstand why the retention of the Whigs hy Lord Hartington should bo thought of more im- portance than tho approval of the whic! MWe wins, Recent events have had their ...