... his' season for tfor refusing to remain with them he states that the th, thad resolved to senid him out as a traveller, to Whig JN t he had decided objections. On this subiject he had OR' I a meeting with the pursuers' partner, Mr Kay, lii a which was ...

... inno- L cence of Francis Hynes and of Myles Joyce when he hanged them and sacrificed them to the gratifi. cation of the English Whig party, The speech I was loudly applauded. s a MR J. E. REDMOND, M.P. . MrJ. E. Redmond, M.P., sailed for Australia e in the ...

... iuqtice. I-le (Mr. Searlett) ad- :1 !, ' *vas himselt ole of those ?? persons j hut he sh0onld he verV sorry t have it *up- -th.e Whig~s were desirousS ofhnderininbag the Tli _he contrarv, he believed they. were wanxiotis -i'eSrvafion of tlhe Establisiied (burch ...

... the many land bills which for a period of oe years have been brought before Parlianmentby % ceesive administrations, both Whig and Tory, value of this custom has been fully recognised ar t proviso which recurs in every one of tbern. Ui nothing herein ...

... constitution. He tells us that the Venetian constitution was introduced into England by Whigs of 1688. A historian has said that the legitimate successors of the Whig* of are tbe Conservatives of 1879. (Laughter.) not care to discuss that historical question ...

... scielece. Cl He commenced his political career in l792, and has been tl too mucih engaged it it ever slsce. Whell some of the Whig T nmenabers of Parliametit forcued themselves into a society utf tr the ?? friends of the people, a society, agreeable to ...

... Legislature, three ?? n, House and twice in the Senate. He v n seo known as a decided opponent of slavery, - in j the National Whig Convention of is48, of W 1g he w*as a member, anti-slavery resolutie k rejected, he withdrew, and was actie k- organiaing the ...

... the vacancy, and there can be doubt that in their extremity the Conservatives would gladly coalesce with the remnant the old Whig party to return a representative of the type of Mr Bouverie. But in the burghs the report altogether discredited, Mr Bouverie ...

... Anderson, 5S.S.C. IoLuisell for Detsnulers-M~r Goody. Agents- Be' cridge, butheriand & hmiath, a. b&.. DIVORCEi.-WabnssT r. WhiG.Un'. Jitidelce -was led to-day in an action for divorce raisedlhy lieury Wailgut, shoecreaker, Leslie, bife- suite, against ...

... RtiitherfEird aud Geoc ge Ress Fsqrs., ndvorctes ; ?? & Ronimanes, WVS. . For the Respondents-The Solicitor- Genelal rnd IRoit. Whig- . heni, Esq., advocate; ?? ef Kinnear, ?? aAYaTONI V. MATUiolf3 AceD LEONARD, es e cetre. . The mass of litigation in these ...

... Tory were] ar formerly, terms of reproach, a Tory being an Irish lan bg-trotter who robbed neonle on the hi-ghway, th i and ia Whig wvas a personr Who drove borw'>. i e Radical was also a tei ill off reproach at one time, n and it could hardlybe iniiuendoed ...

... will be pro- l ceeded wvith. The liquidator has agreed to pay petitioners' expenses. Counsel fur Petitioners-Mr Gunn. Agents- Whig hans & Cowvnn, W.S. Counsel for Respondents-Mr M'Lennan. Agents-Macpherson & Makeay, W.S. J.A.MES STEWART v. HAWTHORNS & COIPAe ...