... Minioe to meot the expenditure. The Chairman ssked Sir William if •rer thoaglit liberal Unionist wa.s sandwich the and old Whigs. Air iWilhsm said had not ever thought so, but aware the Gladstoman partv were very fond of MStlwichc*—'laughter and applause) ...

... CHAIRMAN—We have always looked upon Liberal Unionist candidate as a sandwich between the great Conservative party, and a few old Whigs. Have you ever thought of yourself as such Sir CAMERON—No, sir ; but I know the Gladstonian party are very fond of sandwiches—(much ...

... any foreign Power. (Cheers.) WIIBBB ABB THB WHIGS? In the conrso his peroration, the member for Derby made eloquent appeal to the Whirs, the descendants of Fox. Burke, Russell, and Grey. Where are the Whigs ? (Ministerial cheers.) He turned round if he ...

... Macdonald, have honest labour men, and not mystical gentlemen from afar, who were never tired of declarinmg themselves neither Whig noi Tory ; and, with that in view, it was the duty of theses all to secure the unity of the party which lhad been the champion ...

... Macdonald, have honest labour men, and not mystical gentlemen from afar, who were never tired of declaring themselves neither Whig nor Tory ; and, with that in view, it was the duty of them all to secure the unity of the party which had been the champion ...

... emon-1 e.timato for A maohtne to he enestimettil on 'hr if a fog. Thom is to.' mmthine that I. now etimpleted, Ming iti rout. of Whig jetrticularly strdow the %leiter nn a tint, is t i, ppo i ,ne. site id the nu , immures 17 6 inches be 8 feet b in the wultat ...

... foe do, abolition of all order In Irelawl end to endow in-I sorpritence and illitenicy. In the Right Direction. The Northern Whig (Unionist) i—Thst. taken so • whole, ei it step in the right dirtstom, and a insprutenstnt on what at , undertakes to supersede ...

... Se farms and woman to se that sire in sod ceder. Mr John Its. Milts of Ardirthes, =me tannin would them when Soy (the wore Whig • that it wee • mud it wee good. Sn ea tits ewe feting esrloS siglsothly enrols the bed ato cf whither the sod or had. _Ks ...

... with a long pectic intoriptiou, and is on curb side by bronze busts of Hums ami Scott. On turniug loom! we step en te • r.tie Whig., and look ate. fountain in full play in the cestter of tie stream, anti at a couple of swans which ate swimming ion large ...

... simply be making provision for the abolition of all order in Ireland, and to endow incompetcucy and illiteracy. The “Northern Whig” (Unionist) says that the bill, taken whole, long step in the right direction, and great improvement on what it undertakes ...

... U*imn-i- ehowed they were actuated kind and Kenerou.-* spirit and did not p.m** to consider whether dial reused brother wm a Whig or Tory. The concert was ably contributed to by Mi.-nei Mitchell, Charles, and Anderson; line, Thomson, Allan, Hurnett, Anderson ...

... simply be making provision for the abolition of all torder in Ireland, and to endow incompetency and ,illiteracy. The Northern Whig (Unionist) says that the r bill, taken as a whole, is a long step in the right .direction, and a great improvement on what ...