... . • KEW NOVBia AT AT . T . LireABIES . '•• ' ME , W . H . MAI . 'LOOK . 'S ~ SSVf HOVEL . • . BHA-D 7 THIS DAY . WHIG . INDIVIDUALIST . ByW . H . MALLOOK , JL Anthor o ( '•• The Heait of Ute , •• A Human Document , &C . Crvwn 8 ro . 6 s . - , - ' ...

... Home Rule till the auestion the House Lords has first been tackled. the latter »ue«--tion his views are harmony with the more Whig section the Liberal partv. On the whole, however, it is time that Lord Rosebery the game mystification. Tt is useless pretend ...

... and pepper to- ' please the public palate ?;' - ; -Forty years ago Mr 'Disraeli denounced- the' leading articles' of the . Whig -Press for . leading • astray the innocent people : of ; the country , and troubling the ^ paro springs of his own eloquence ...

... alriadv conferred by the homa-onathic doses Free Trade, doubtinglv administered in tinie-s dire distress by lialf-coaverted Whigs, they have not overcome the glaring ills inliennt in the injustice done when individuals were permitted to claim for themselves ...

... unsound piece of advice young whist players, when in doubt lea-: trumps ' There was a great deal more said for a favourite Whig adage, when difficulties extend the franchise.' The simple device nearly an* 1 its adoption for party's supremacy during many ...

... fancy to banter our paper, linds more faults than were made in Ue to our undertaking, and invents an extraordinary Wor d for Whig and Tory :we could no less in uncommon ingenuity of his performance than - llna a touch of our own poetry, in gratitude to ...

... Beaver bank, mi«- burgh. witPOSlTC)B.—Turnover wanted. c.r y-.r.- V__ CT ,JI thwt ...

... have enteral who lias not fo, and in point tact, there is other absentee any considerable account save, perhaps, Mr Vv. il. Whig ham, the Cuban war and twice amateur champion of the United States, who ha-s been a good written up late in a connection, but ...

... Presbyterians and Whigs were equally hateful , and . the Parish Church was not built until . 1758 The failure of the Free Church movement in Kintail Mr . Macrae attributes in part to the traditional dislike of the people to the 'Whigs , with •( rbom ...

... Radicals should find ourselves. under such leaderdhip, in the position that our predscanom occupied when that very moderate Whig, Lord Palmerston, was the leader of the Liberal party, and be used to denounce Mr Bright and those who thought with him as ...

... with the matct.es In ekj«« atten4an ...

... transgressed the . practice , but in any case ho'had done nothing compared to what used to bo done by the great owners , ' Whig and Tory , of • boroug'hs m • the pro-Eefonii ^ days . ;; 'I £ the House . was content year after year to-pass . the sessional ...