... measure than the mere resistance of the Opposition. It has yet to be seen how the Bill will be received by the non-official Whigs and Moderate Liberals, and what will be the attitude of the Parnellitee towards it. lu so crucial a matter as this it may happen ...

... into power, but none the lam nothing could more effectually break the slender thread' that unw binds the moderate men—the Whigs of the old school—to the organisatiou than such au indignity as it is plain it is intended to put upon Lord Harrington. SOCIETY ...

... 0 the Carsphaltn, had beam • Comm**. Is ghat employees of the Company in reference to the demeads has come to be called the Whig's Hole, &steep Maim behalf the the that a.ems It had been formed fur a media/ I Society of Railway Sereaote low Soothind. Mr ...

... just • • I reek. Ills politic. , in the earlier part of career on whieli &limit fourteen persons permed a • • I were thew the Whig party, led by Henry Clay. immediately in the ilimetion he had punted out. la I I Thereafter he became a Democrat, and has been ...

... burghs were contested by Sir James Johnstone of Westerhall in the Tory interest, and Captain Mier, yr. of Dalswintoo, in the Whig interest. Burns was In Ellisland at the time, the property of Captain Miller, yet we have it from his ballads and letters that ...

... the dictates of ermneiente. (Cheers.) It wan said on tine os.asion that Dr Chalmers wan going over from the Tories to the Whigs, and the Doctor said he was sorry he Meadd have lived to have such a thing said of him. Church property was not national property ...

... earrimed, mad to be devoted to the ietrreete Oat clam. This he tens eseagh, the for each trade or prefeedes to have its ova eerie Whig se usivsnal ; hot what does mead • Me additional mementos that G. A. Bals the ow to be a I Sias, Manages, ad &Mks. frequent ...

... continually. On a pleasant day he is taken for drive. Of Mr Gladstone he says • Gladstone's strain to bring the Radical and Whig factions together has been perfectly awful. I taw him recently, and it seems as though the characteristics of his face are ...

... delegate. Mr Omens, a Mg Wilkie bum who was Maim through the Shire am owe sesame bet by the the We w as th e Mites she, mesh Whig wrecked am thew the days, and ehed this place after roaalMt theses an extent of prairie Mad in at three o'clock this mees. ...

... Parliaments and universal suffrage, but Sir John Hinde Cotton even advocated the ballot. These were desperate remedies against Whig supremacy. It appeared to me in 1832 that the Reform Act was another 1688, and that influenced my conduct when I entered public ...

... to watch the struegle between ! Commit tee received it. e l egram from shannrie den's dotendearry-three kind of cattle, Whig and Tory. It was ton merinos a matter be d ata ,' ma F e h enaryy D•etes Bowl., but the pick of district, for it's a race for ...

... ravages of this scourge. nt h.. when I saw that &ewer, of my theft was in. nrwielual V.A..' lb. broad eseb all the tnuey. I The Whig said in many home:holds whole 'vital:lle, sod I fled. But my peniehmeat begat at het.- Read. I me e• Same. lbws Oa Yr ...