... TORY BID FOE THE WHIGS. If he saw any bill for reform working oa the old lines of the Constitution which should meet with the modern wants of the perpetually floating industries arising here and there, the increasing population, increasing wealth, increasing ...

... 01 , 1 Northern Whig. There is power in this volume of no ordinary kind. It manifests ability of a high order.—Aberdeen Daily Free Press. ' Lindenblumen ' gives several well•written of Court life in the Fatherland.-(Belfast) Five stories which will ...

... Whigs, and appearing in borrowed robes if he is to represent East Lothian. If Ilis Lordship is really in earnest about Tories becoming we anticipate good results from the fulfilment of his anticipations. If they will become reformers, Liberalism will ...

... queried, with an irate ring in her harsh voice. . . . The old story, mistress, said the sergeant, hunting the Whigs. . An' what hae the Whigs, as ye ca' them, been daeing the noo that ye should hunt them like whaups or paitricks? The old story again ...

... handsbreadth in the history of a nation. Besides, if real progress is to be secured, the whole Liberal party must be united—Whigs, Liberals, Radicals. It is idle to talk of lopping off the Moderates, and, even if it could be done, the Extremists would be ...

... delegate.' (all of whom travelled by the Allau Line) report. on this provinw and parts of Canada. frac, iho pusage to Quebec Whig Siff roiled thee. to New York, and very pleasant to owing to large portion of it being in the aomparatively smooth of the (ha ...

... —Aberdeen Free Press. ' Lindenblumen ' gives several well-written glimpses of Court in the Fatherland.-ißelfast) Northern Whig, Five stories which will bear reading and re-reading. There is a very rare freshness, picturesqueness and cornpletenesa about ...

... l _i.t, recommended. alltonno nnen.. It genuine article r r c freshke: for She distreoring oy . ..• . . fur ..i., i..i A Whig. gnat remedy Me 1 ,' Quality guaranteed by Trade .. For DIABETES ask for i Home and Foreign Ti_ade supplied from Bond. .. ...

... several wellcnitten glimpse. Antwerp Postman' most amusing. • Lindenblumen • of Court life In the Patherland.- Belfast) Northern Whig. the most ambitious,— s Plra stories which will bear reading and rereading. Rowland Grey's reak delightful book forms a There ...

... well-written glimpses Antwerp Postman' most amusing. ' Lindenblumen ' of Court life in the Fatherland.-(Belfe.st)Northern Whig. the moot ambitioca.—Grardian. Five stories which will bear reading and re-reading. Rowland Drees refine delightful book ...

... most popular of his lieutenants. The Whigs might, indeed, follow the Administration, and, in default of power, the Tories might consent for a time to self-abnegation; but the truce would only be temporary. The Whigs do not love the Tories, nor are the ...

... peer, him, I utterly opposed to Disestablisbnient, and I —ill tell y ' As long as the Church is we the . But once us. , The Whig wer, adds Mr Russell. _ to , the' Labour iv t. in general is plentiful. Bnilding and public . eke construe. tion are in full ...