... himself, as a t Liberal Unionist asad a Whig he was perfectly ! insatisfied with what the present Government j li had dose. He thought they were prepared i z to carry out such a. course s'f legislation I i as the old Whig party would have been 19 I delighted ...

... connected witth the working classcs who would help if: they ony esaw the practicability of it; but the rogues of politiciza8, Whigs and Tories, whe sit at Westminster, the political 'iccsnuimte, the great employers of isabour, and the great land- lords had ...

... There isa strong Radical, Proreavo Socialistic party in Belgium also, but there! are no Whigs, The late King Leopoldi] was perhaps the nearest approach to al Whig which theo country has produced ; but he never succeeded in acelimatis., ing or founding ...

... curtain proceedings iu the i: Hl Law Courts to which we can only make oblique It ilU allusion very much in the ame way as the Whigs tV an regarded Lord Melbsraor'e misfortunes when that 64 y staeUmX was put in a somewhat similar sr positi Mr Psesnel is one ...

... jrusa we wvill have none of, because we are all timid, rilksoppish, and afraid to carry i cur teuoiies int,, practice. If Whigs and Tories realy Iieallt all that they say and profess to t ehsve they rould persecute each other after tne manner of the Kilkenny ...

... but there is every reason ar to a believe that the colour of the Law House for some years to come ml will be that of the old Whigs, if one may nse of an English political term to describe the pro- U bable Situatio.a As a rule, the Japaess are a th sobor ...

... A. I, BitowN, M.P., whio was called to the ocs'.ia, congratulated the Conference on the fact that by the defection of the Whigs they were now able to discuss and pass resolutions really worth con. aidering. Tbe resolutions which would be propoaed, weore ...

... Her jeaty is not ti ` the Queex of Protestants, though a Protestant C b woman, but the British Queen, knowing nothing nI cf Whig or Teo, Curch or Dissnt, as such, but ci be sbmviug to lir cubjects with equity, so should cs be every efuiciol, every averor ...

... question out of the areana. of party a politics altogetuler, and would allow every roan, a whethee Churchman or Dissenter, Whig or Tory, a free hands em a clear issue, -I am, &c,, y ?? ExDnn, LETTERING OF BOATS. County Buildings, Retbesay, July 28, 182 ...

... and to live in amity. Well, the 3 t club at St Stepheas was divided crnsiderably more than that club. It was a COlnservative, Whig, Liberal, RwdicaL PFarnllita club-{laglster)--but ho was glad to say, from his short experience of it, that, hawever much they ...

... adepted. e Up ti}l now Disraell had called himself a b Radical, but the cant of Radicalism became t distasteful to him. The Whigs were odious. c ,He made un his mind to enlist uader Peel. I The opportunity came in 1837, and as all the world knows, Disraeli ...

... women, and devoted t` the whole of tier life to the promotion of do my happiness. He was a Liberal in politics S. of the old Whig school, and at one time was o seriously spoken of as a candidate for the repre- M sentation of Paisley in Parliament. He was ...