... Marquis of Lansdowne. to give a eon of messy to candidata) to partly defray the atteadlag the equipment of bee had some mall le Whig up the gaps. During the past year Use commanding of the two University corps the attention of the of Comnmoding at Volunteers ...

... what they could towards making their principles prevail with toe leader than to commit themselves to • leader who might be • Whig in policy as well as in person. Foreign affairs and Imperial defence were not likely to be affected by the choice about to ...

... hundred years the vanquished have ceased sit.- to think of the conflict, or think of tith ptrhape too facile an to the *Willow Whig doctrine that their country wholly in the wrong and suffered meet instierment for her sins. When ono tries, how, tO plus oneself ...

... sivel3 Protdant Georgian period in the history of the thoreb. adtaneed High Church party was, of mere, destroyed by the Whig triumph at the accession Urorge 1.. and by the itopocition of the oath of allegisne• to the dyoa4y *lnch had legal—but uot ...

... of the Government . It would he simpler and more candid to say that he and some of his party made a mistake, just as those Whigs (lid in the beginning of this century who eroded at Wsursoxon's Peninsular exiedition and who lived to take a share, betel ...

... and the oldest members as regards length of mentary service on the Radical side. As was of Tierney when he was chosen leader Whigs in 1818, there was no person eh° be put into competition with him. Seeing that Mr. Ellis in drafting his for next Monday's ...

... wait fooliags of growing ever. U,'. ne reedy reply to all this is 1/10 ma mast robe for the geed a the gantry. bet se worth Whig es a polities' trbo aot feel reel piesare in the permit of the gesso. sod who epee the este- Patiess. seremeny. sad &whoa el ...

... come to an anti General Taylor's more pacik rs iTED sTATES THE Whig Administration had succeeded. }:intser- WAR. I I mord by a hostile Senate, and afraid either to yield to Great Britain or to the quarrel to eztreseities, Mr. Clayton, the new Secretary ...

... railway companies or on the Imperial Government. It is hardly possible to doubt at this time of day that a mistake was made when Whigs and Peelites, together with many Conservatives, combined to reject the policy of Grozos Bzotruecx. In those days the dogma ...

... tioa, every map, every element of value is preserved intact ; there is not the most mutate ot'' franchise he had dished the Whigs / The Con- product to offset against the remarkable diminution of the price. Conservatives cheered Mr. Lowe's speeches against ...

... NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. T. of the National Portrait Gallery eerted a* a gift a portrait of William Hoes, the wallknow*, Whig awl painted by George Patten, 1.R.A.. sad presented by Mr. daughter, Mee. loaopb it. Soul. The trustees have ales the following ...

... Mactout arrives, though we must say be makes no adequate attempt to prove it. When Me. endeavours to alarm the British public by Whig them that they will wake up to discover that countervailing duties have been imposed in India, be finds it convenient to forget ...