... distrust of the people, and have tried to contrive checks and balances on behalf of certain classes. The mode in which the Whigs and Liberals have acted up to their watchword Mr, Acland illustrates by citing a long array of beneficial measures, and having ...

... He asked them whether they bad beard of any of the t. respooded last ight at abanquet given by the apostles of the agitation Whig recanted ? (Cries of men ., N e o On th e contrary, th e bar wen Cabin fresh of Limeeick to t u be toast o n a nation. adherents ...

... question of Reform was brought forward in the early part of the present century by tbe great Tory Miuijter, Mr Pitt, but the Whigs aud the boroughmougers were too strong for him, and the question was put aside For many years the country waa engaged with ...

... estion before the electorate wonld be how * d men were to vote tbe next general election. He what were the claims which tbe Whig party had \ support of the Irish people ? Earl Spencer had * be large number of men hanged whom he knew innocent, and every ...

... SINGLE St TREBLE WHIP CORDS, unbrest• WO for Whig Trousers, sod Breeches. SINGLE It TREBLE KELTONS, for Ranting Costa. for Ladles' Biding Habits. ...

... ROAD, 11. HIGHER UNION ST., SI blackheads or pimples o« face witk*?*CTeenuih ...

... If justice were strictly meted out. Lord Granville would also be expelled Ministry, but the Foreign Secretary i* the soul of Whig party, and is, moreover, so thoroughly identified with tbo foreign policy of the Government that his resignation would imply ...

... Kingdom for more than forty years, when Earl Grey created dukedoms of Cleveland and Sutherland for the services which two great Whig Peers had rendered to the State in the Reform struggle. It the custom to services of ex-Viceroys of India by them higher rank ...

... (Laughter.) He did not think ft was, true that in his action Lord Salisbury twisted to imitate Lord Beaconsfield by dishing the Whig.. There was a tribe in Russia with an unprououneraMe name—be thought it was the Choudak—eni it lived on the basks of the Volga ...

... Laughter.) He did not it was true that in his action rd Salis- bury wished to imitate Lord Beaconsfield by dighing the able name. Whigs.” There was a tribe in Russia with an unpronounce- He thought it was T’cl.ouvak, and it lived on the banks of the Volga river ...

... for more than forty years, when Earl Grey created the dukedoms of Cleveland and Sutherland for the services which two great Whig Peers had rendered to the State ln the Reform Btruggle. the custom to recognise the services of ex-Viceroys of India by giving ...

... reading—(laughter). He did not think it was true that iv bis acilon Lord Salisbury wished imitate Lord Beaconsfield by dishing the Whigs- There tribe in Russia with an unproDOuncable name—he thought it waa Tchouvak—and it lived on the banks of the River, and ...