... question of hemming reform, and be bimself, with others, would only be too If t_ad to rapport him or any oar statesman, whether Whig, Tory, or Iladionl, in his aorta to pass temperance legislation. ...

... Englishmen, fortunately, in spite of the growing acerbity of Party feeling, can still be thoroughly good friends, though some be Whigs, some be Tories, and some be^Radicals. But it is none the less true that when two men meet for the first time, and are introduced ...

... allowed, would have .onierr-J the greatest benefits upon Ireland, an-- which were defeated by a combination between the English Whigs and the Irish Patriots a Dublin. Grattan 's Parliament rejected W beneficent policy with scorn, and it is a y°-w- -on the character ...

... miss his just deign Magda. that 11 but awes@ Ike sod la Was el ths me who gag la ths hope et attalabi gash =;* N re sasithille Whig Shies wore, It was Isis hoped that the Moth woad auto the mese at mhos : God spats awe words gad ' Thou shalt do no of ...

... can object to Tory inactivity, or deny that the present Government are as much alive to the requirements of the age a3 any Whig Government could be. Lord Hartingtox, indeed, once said that he did not distrust the Tory Leaders, but only the rank and file ...

... in South Africa, vice Lieut. Colonel and Colonel W. D. Bund, C.B., half-pay, who has resigned that ap- I'oio- meat. The folk-whig ?? have bi*en appointed to the Staff Of his Excellency the Marquess of Londonderry, Lieut. * letters! and General Governor ...