... election was a peculiar one-it was not a fair and c straight dight between Liberals and Conservntives t -that a quantity of Whigs and Itadicals of theI meanier and baser sort went over to the enemy and ti fired into thteir late friends whilS they were go0iX ...

... deal of credit for their Liberanlism, but the fact was they would only vets Liberal measures under conmpulsion Or to dish tie Whigs. Ho afterwordo explainod his own attitude with regard to Home Rule, and said he was in favour of Home Rule all round. As he ...

... wstcto tmets -.I te oods atlwl ebi-fle, too'op theicvtowr ?? gols-5 yahelc fIflC and the ictneodued a-emrto h- hon' h t-.-he whig ?? bytocel j eo cas' naoits.' 5 lle ?? --o ?? nae-eret e d hot there is a , - all toe.I miten r edag n nr L aros L~colts' ...

... Carrada1 ?? k rracet -- ,1 Gwendaline ?? - Gransemcouth 630 - 'J3sewek (4 R.y0.- 9,'7 1 223 LeOC ~,erk (4 d5y1 - 5 i, Z5is Whig t-a ee., to- )ii 231.41 1461 11 List e~ooto ?? S.-lI 6,C12 APril. 1zIS, to dotle - 35.95 5506~ 4,6535 In the NESFRseALL-AN ...

... and 6- nlor-tb, and the stoclk rrrt a fair selling, trade, and 5 wit~h a few exceptions were entiroly soldr out. Thre c follo whig airc the 1riecsl irado ?? reyfaced haimnls, C' l0s, l'2s Gdl, and lie (Id ; ccomidos, 6s 3d, (8is l, trid I' 7a ol ; lialf-breua ...

... Grey has been seven years in 1'arlia- ment. His House of Commons manner is admired. Those who are jealous of him call him a Whig. But he himself, though an aristocrat and a land- owner, prefers to be called a Radical, rather of the stiffer sort. Youlig ...

... are again tanking satisfactorv profits, and contidently trttt that the usual div(. idends will again be earned. The director whig falls to retire at this time is MIr Darling, who iw eligible for re-election. The auditor, Mr Brewis, l is alsO eligible for ...

... Commons except as a begging ambassador to raise the means with which to re. plenish funds which are practically controlled by the Whig factions in Parliament under the direction and immediate control of an 'English leader. This latter term is no doubt intended ...

... myself, and some of those I see before me, will come into public life viewing politics, not froin the old point of view of Whig or Tory, or whatever it may be, but with an anxiety to see how best they may raise the common condition of the country, and ...

... GI Gsaltetn'-.Weregc'.t to inform you Itiat 'Hmeles A. & IV. .Smnth & Co.. Rzlintont Engine Jl Wors.C.'k t ~,hisiY abeen Whigged ' ?? tnid 1.av'tl' n.alheiacr thir ffairsNV ;n it.'hands ?? ThomsonZrritle C A 5 IS1 e'imtof ttl~iatt, and, viii cavll an ...

... that the Liberian people were preparing for tile election of a new President. Acting-President Coleman was nominated by the Whigs for the Presi- dency, and Mr Ross as Vice-President. The I party have not, so far, selected a candidate. Mr Coleman, in his ...

... interesting information. The book is certain to be wicrteM by investors. CORK EXAMIANE}_rThe book has a unique value. NORTHERN WHIG (Beifsst}. This handsome volume is the result of the able exection of 5 happily conceived design. It goes into the subject ...