... 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 ...

... The value of ir i Pariaell's word was discounted by the Special ( c Ceomissiosn. What is it worth to-day? . T'e Zlorthern. Whig, Belfest, ?? Irish .Catholic bishops and clergy can scarcely express , confidence ia Mr Parcell. 'They, at least, cannot in ...

... on~adays, swallowed up by the blaze of victory Iawhich followed ; hott thle story of Douw b litMauvorosen, whose family is Whig aned Dutch tJ 'g.to the backbone, shows how very real and awful C .bat they were to the lenders of that, a's it seemied el ...

... 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 ...

... a single instance in which the author apears to hzve deviated frem the goldon rule of dealin,-, out even-handed justice to Whig and Tory, Democrat and .Repblican, Progressionist and Reactioua,@ alike. It is in his comrment onlthe following observation ...

... true men of this country, and I amu confident tbat as the result We shall form mace again a truly mational ?? and above beth Whigs and Tories, who now seek to tear our cause asunder-we shall again form a elf-respecting and a strong party, aind, being onace ...

... have given safel up the idea of pe26eant proprietary and ?? dlpurchase, and in in order to conciliate another Er section-the Whigs and the Lords in their t toot Er late Cabinet-they refuned to entertain, addl mint or would continue to refuse to enitertain ...

... Mr 5-- H. DICK-It 15 units clear that no snotiess ' ought to be disruessi without notice. Let Mr Cross give notice of mom. Whig sanuid yen not to rail a coeds1 meeting to disnases it to-metro;? or , at next day? I cc Mr M'EWxN-I ask Mr Mitchell if three ...

... fought, and were legislated t against, But a change came over the public sesti- I mnot. We saw one Government after another, I Whig and Tory alike, vising with each other in I I efforts to promote legislatieo for the purpose i of recognising and legatizing ...

... which may any ina, day fall into the hands of a domocratic despot, just as primary education fell in 1e61 ite tihe hands of a Whig doctrinaire. If ever thcre as been a class of men who hare ohown they can be trusted it has been the secondary school- aasstars ...

... Reform Bill, to iand when it weas thought that6t its becomin g of ihome law would givep a 11on1ropoly of power 10 deings te thme Whig party, BsN complared the a ritbin time they had boon sn power esn~eea then,, ith, thetim thei Censervatives ha~d boee in V4 ...

... the Glitonditn party. They consider its members as iccupyiag ihI i gard to 30cial q uestien miiuchn the sam e ?? that the Whigs did in regard to Ppaliahen- lary referm'. By their topid gincy o the rights of labour they do more tisehlbtf than open, avowed ...