... converted tbem iuto a true; |asnd life-iong aff-ction. When Qticen Anne died the Whigs cans' in' anI nmireil all oar roses. The Maid o. Honour, however, wats retained by the Whigs, to secure Argyll, who could pro- bably have rpset the throne of George I. Then ...

... formidable inroadupon the enemy's territory. After all, it is ridiculous that Edinhurgh, w*ith its high clture and its old Whig tradilions should ever be anything but Liberal. Mr. Cox posed as a Liberal Unionist, and many of those who voted for him manctaned ...

... for universal suffrige. but-aonly succeeded in getting the plural vote. 1The c situation must indeed -be strained when the Whigs unito with the Socialists a siust the Cathlelic party, whose avowed 'ambition is to- rule over Belgium for ever. They are aware ...

... This cir- cam'sranRCC would seem tlo show that Sir Robert Peel' cotlit lay no claim to originality in his deans with the W~higs. Sonmc of the northern Imermaids are quit-o honsowifely pert-ens, and whnseea are generally washing clothes. 'The too per'-'sment ...

... eoru id per neneal lower. AT~rL1,,-?t- ?? ?unc L-Onlv a modeaote number d beats Were placvd rat the zutuli-et thin' morning, Whig hortver 15 move -fh::n on Tleusday last, and met ri quiet demarti the bulk as usl econistlinug rd fat bufla andm rcough cattle ...