... confeis that I should never of trying to istereat the most easily aniusable audience by reading extract* from The inaiat on Whig lectured to by even.. holy-- vole .16trtin - -and know what good lecturing ii. Abe-alas fur the Serjeautl—what it is not. It ...

... retirement from office, the Liberal party would be in a bad way. Sir Charles Dilke is all for the amalgamation of the with the Whig element but other members of the Democratic party aro not of the same opinion ; and it would not me if Charles Dilke and Mr ...

... outcome of the struggle may be Clolloi be doubted; it is certain to land the Ministry in a critical position. Many of the Whigs who nominally support the Government look with disfavour upon a wide extension of the franchise, Mr. Goechen is one of these; ...

... strength consist entirely in the voices of Ministers and Lordsin-Waiting. Now the support he requires can only be given by Whig noblemen, and as the supply gets smaller and smaller the price naturally goes up. It is simply the rule of the market applied ...

... an old performer in the art pf .la,k-of-both-iiides. Many years ago he changed his Conservative principles for those of toe Whigs, and by a process of mental evolution now stands the forefront of the }Laical boots; in he voted with the Goveinment of Lord ...

... hats been by =tuor t tbe perliMailail lieeajie Rusher el people ware Springburn, one oftbe t Vlll thity, discovered on the Re Whig% minim the Forth and Clyde ligfamega tin box I,ling on the Geer a soldier named Adana Barr. agioal which be found full et hand ...

... rearrangement of offices arose epos the illuess of Mr. It is to this section that is due the condition of Ireland. One by one the Whig supporters of the Government have dropped away, and mu the House of Commons there is as well-defined a as that which is so ...

... 1011 be es lie. To Wes be valid sell sabolio. lide Oak is 1044. sea a• AM '— d 14' Its wee 2Of usfoliod- a r beam gess Whig ike eine ail 51 ildfolod ...

... te we do, we &mil gad that, to sal el this Fveof or ow,, width ft halfs ifamillion, eel the , whisk is th ree ar tailliww, Whig de millirem we surly actually in of being got his wit dB at Ls to the other we is trate with • very large prosodies Is lawilide ...

... this HI. hum ter shrieks sad NAL_ / Pet m resterhey with Mr et sells. weather is the Wats lith.—Ceipt. Temple. of the flo 01 Whig bees street loth • hem • hawk ia the Marta Nos us Itab spbt seeimmil sod hili• TABLE OF Mill AND LOW WATER os sus LEEN GAUGE ...

... Government has coercial it for Levey a century. 'they base CeliCO the old Liberal doctrines of freedom of contract. und the old Whig doctriU. of the right* of property, ..hole and without salt. It mast feel almost um natural foe. member of the Gov arnaieut ...

... accounts for his progress from Republicanism to Barlicalism,and may point to his ending his career as setnething very like a Whig. He seems to he the Local Authorities; and, for one thing, there is no doubt that he has much better manners than either the ...