... lain has so long broken with the best traditions of the Liberal creed in respect of religious equality (sacrei to both the Whig and to the Radical) that it is too late to be surprised at taei ravival rf the ost yvil passions of Tory bigotry and Orange ...

... 2New-yeoro day severalof y def e lam caznsated w`ith the tosu of P'eo e, t tor money and ether prrnzes. AotherlY -tle 'Wa r!oo:09 whig h mredered loin &oerisgimpsonible. 2nza-e ulize CI)- airtur couot of ?? SPecial Prine for lc'west on green won by J. Tie-flay ...

... elflarts ie; favtur of the amnesty of all Irirh politi- cal prisoners, And that we emphatically doneunce the action of tie Whig Feaderation brareaecs of the esn-called National Leatue fer not giving us the opportunity of tnkiogc part in any dlminontratistt ...

... the Duke of Devoeshire and his French e Revolutisn,had this isheriteref Csarles James Fox, had this professed leader of the Whig party, ever s learnad the mest rudirmettarydoctrir e f Whiggery, Is which wan this, that the tone preventive of revolution ...

... there is a still more decidedly preliminary difficulty -though not per- I haps littlo-and that is, What are I eri matters? Whig though he is-or perhaps because he is-the Duke of Devonshire has been endeavourli t to elicit some information en this peiiLc ...

... Radical Parliament, end that was what the coun- try land never yet had, for the Radical party hitherto had been watered by Whigs and diluted by disseetients. In tho next Parliament there would be many Radicals who would have nothin- to do with a Liberal ...

... themselves the respowsibility of traiiinag the Land Resteratien flag throune the rand arni mire of party ?? or the colume of a Whig journal, but this underhand and us. called for proceeding, made withtout the concurrPece. of the affiliated associations, de ...

... Well, he did considerably, and tbs pest sram truely rateful. Ho did for thesecoededition mars than Goudie, terrer a' the Whigs, had done for 5 the first. Dalziel, the Earl's factor, had read the f new Kilmarnsck polems. He laid the volume fj before ...

... hor. TUtK.XSNNLStS or the LIQUOR HABIT .G ositiocly COI`Lli by aumtioistetiug Dr. HAINES (:IODEIX '81ElliFIO. It is ipowdec, whig crln begiee 1in b.'ee, ccie, or tea, oit' to!, wittbiet time hkonwledce of the Ities~ici' It is l.rwl'oe and will efecst a ...

... of ecclesiastics, whethecr Catholic priests or Presbyterian ministers. Sir William Harcourt invoked t~he memories of the 'Whigs, ande quot;ed from Lord Palmerston abundantly last night by way of filling, up the gaps in heis own argume~ntation. Yet no ...

... measure of reform, and has only signalled its triumph, I should like upon this to ask neo question. Are she principles of the Whig party so dead in the breasts of these who once professed them that they accept or tolerate suich language as this!? Are these ...

... 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 ...