... REAL to the gnat amber at articles sow la tbe mask Toes& deal dieeet witb the by aab SWIM to Whig them ern gemwitee be Nem* toady ; Wise' Panora@ are ea application. Carriage paid on all parcels. aad any length eat. HOG G BROTHERS, TWESD MANUFACTURERS ...

... waste of Parliamentary time. The dilly-dallying policy favoured by the Government also the one which meets the approval of the Whig section the Liberal Unionists who follow the lead of Lord llartington. the speech which delivered on Saturday last the Assembly ...

... political party to which each of these thinkers will belong. But purely temporary accidents influence the naming when we come to Whigs and Tories, Roundheads and Cavaliers, Jacobins and Jacobites, the Mountain and the Plain, the Right and the Left, the Reds ...

... he hid his head ou the ries, obwreing : The dog is gale enough, Joan. Now will I some sport with ►he while the horses are &Whig ready fur the journey.' ...

... grasp of the situation ; and, most of all, they forget the motives which led Mr IHersell to rejoice over dishing the Whigs. The Whigs, now•a-days, are lees Important than they were, but the principles of Disraeli are still mound, The Conservative party ...

... St authorised Conservative programme, Lord | hy the declare? his great aim to be the promotic union of the Unionist, Tory, Whig, and cter— for the sole purpose, apparently, of kee) iment. Gladstone out of but his views wit! o walk started to the Liberal ...

... the holy apostles, in behalf of the Prophet of the Lord.” once heard Lincoln say of Butterfield that he was one of the few Whigs in Illinois who approved the Mexican War. His reason, frankly given, was that he had lost an ottice in New York by opposing ...

... had been the fold Whig party. There never was a time when the rights of the people were so trampled upon. and when the dignity of the crown was so seriously menaced as when it was surrounded by an exclusive body of aristocratic Whig nobility. These times ...

... in pant el ipality, a satisfactory . denoted was at prices squally as high as at the previous sale, eq ,net of the bores, 'Whig purchasers. Work hors e, beet alms, from to 954, and from 943 to 937 ; colts and stfrom 910 to 935; worn.out vents of all claasea ...

... Oyeraserigage WS which has been induced hy the went. belied nn error es to what is the proper fneedee el money. The landlord Whigs to the Moines of agricultnre an important wed, samely, the ground, the gunk capital; while Meant In thin country furnishes ...