... defect tionn that had taken place in the Liberal party, bhu he clamned that it would have been a great nilsfortunt if the old Whig party had kept together. They might have stopped the coach of progreso. He had a grea respect for ma'nyof the Unionists, as ...

... 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 ...

... BroadfIrd, Gilconoaton Terrace, amd Leadaide Road), T1'tsl cases, 60. wIR A over Conti hour of at menl of ve bour Ban- siob whig likel the I bad the day serr muoi ing i City blew the I Woin befot The due arriv some Aboi morr Ranl port. Tl W. on from earz ...

... 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 ...

... taste. The follow iug is the programme:.Song, 'When n I the King comes o'er the Water, Mr J. S. Jackson; q e song, '1 Awal Whigs, Awa',` Mr Reid ; song, The bi g Wee, Wee German Lairdie, Mr Jackson ; song, el 8 The Battle of Sheriffmuir, Mr Hendry ...

... ement of 1885, which added two h millions to the electorateof the country, it had been b found that respectable and solid Whigs, who at one u time were well abreast of the Liberal party, had n fallen very much behind, and were a drag upon the wheels of ...

... patriot's zeal. mr We do not forget that Burns was crude hiI pind inconsistent in his political views- up by turn a Jacobite, a% Whig, anid an pal admirer uf tbe French Revolution, but we find no syi feeblesriess or vacillation in his patriotism. It wvas a ...

... effort oa the part ?of all loyal Britonst u combat them. It was the duty of them all to sink every usiner difference, i and let Whig and Tory all agree to a stgad shoulder to shoulder for the maintenancef fand union of that great :Lispire which they o had ...

... secret ,of t his opinion that, so far as county adminis-ti tration is concerned, there should be no ft distinction made between Whig and Tory, but that the plain duty of the electors is to 9 select the candidates who are most likely to administer county affairs ...

... unprecedented. Thus free edict o b 4 eatabissbeid, not cnl With the gwdwill cf a e e bu ytenos~ vote of nill Parties. For.! Once, 4,Whig and T2ory a' gr-Teed. 0onniderilug I i the fa-eahn oereMuoces of a sysem of i f elentel ntairty'edcjaon, the rare unanimity ...

... circumstances of to-diav. 'tem) i I winr tonif Burke quoting this out vi the neias- ps ners': Tn~erreztrand firm body of the Whigs of Estland. trae to rj ,,pfen, har- edided OD the dispn-e bteti.'er Mr Fol a-; ri-£.. lnefor nu.r is nieerred to have maintainedl ...

... hail beeir hardly auiy timne in which a (Goverunment hail ev.inted, whether it micght but- cil'ed a Tory tiovertimerit or a Whig Govern. riient, in which they could nout have truly said thati the geiitluerne who serer iii the Gov-ernmientiwere, acoding ...