... being • Whig leader—were of the same opinion, and used their influence with the Lords in abating further opposition. Where, then, is the parallel between the Whig leaders in 1832 and Lord Salisbury in 1892 f parallei would be found if the Whig leaden had ...

... of hatred, of later Whig partisanship. Neither can no a true picture; the Tory saint could not have roused against him- 1 self the determined opposition of every valuable, element in England, as Charles had done by 1640; the Whig bogie could never have ...

... Aitken. (}.OBOE THOMAS ID WARD. eider of thy FREDERIC:: BLAKELY, __of CWcatie, to MOM WARMAN, mooed ot Os WILLIAM BATHE et Whig. No cards Oa the 14th WM.. at Bt. Heiniltonammet, br the Re. D.D., by the Rev. R Viw of Ruh Barton, North CHARLES SPENCEROOBROLA ...

... at party, and then read a cablegram from Mr. Har- Friedrichsruh asking permission for their proofnntton declaring that the Whigs intended to dent to present his Highness with • migrateexpel every Parnellits from Parliament. He asked j , address on ~_ his ...

... ask lei be let see read it to you. It was written some 50 years ago by the Rev. Sydney Smith. It is true that be was ally a Whig, perhaps he as as we know all Whip are (laughter) in poplin: llopethr i f as but the article w written by Sydney mitts advocate ...

... partly under the new code. The eurplus in the giants above the sum voted was owing in the first place to the average attendance Whig Increased at • slower irate than it was estimated at and to the payments being less than was estimated. So much for the monetary ...

... return. They found the Archbishop of Dahlia (hires), the spiritual father of the diocese, putting down £2O in support of the Whig policy. It would bettor for unity amongst Catholics if his Grace ken aloof from the light. He freely admitted that his Grace ...

... duties, to abstain from active participation in politics, and to incur the contempt of their more aggressive brethren as old Whigs, with much of the fossil in I them. But the ambitious and unscrupulous curate takes another course. He flings himself headlong ...

... mewed, and the Inancial depremioe and the expeaditare of ova , contingeecy a being 131,000,000 upon the general mid the limited Whig more ca the nwamed in somber of perms having a per sonal interest is United Kiß&m at a who. may fang Mauritius, the Government ...

... Agricultural Holdings Ball before Wednesday ; but, Instead of doing so, they took a day anger the Home of Commons for their Whigs. Then, after passing the second reading, Ussy st red for three days, and only took the Camtithee et the Bill last Friday. In ...