... the late Mr. Black, the editor * tJ- journal. the country was st favourite, though the plain speaking practised towards the Whigs. *‘-o.u ...

... exhorting the Conservatives to march onward with the banner of civil and religions freedom—a banner which formerly raised by the Whigs, bill was now trailed in the dirt by the Radioalsi” SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLLfERT OWNERS AMD THE NEW RAILWAY SCHEME. meeting of ...

... say we shall be as well governed by a Conservative Ministry during the mere as by a Liberal sue, and that were ere to have a Whig-Radic►l Cabinet the public would feel no difference between this and next February. Now that the Choler is on the deereare ...

... made a splendid contrast with all that was sickly and puling should hampered with ideas which, since they left an accomplished Whig like himself unobstructed, cou’d be no belter than spectral illusions; especially as Deronda set himself against cation which ...

... whatever might arias, for they were agreed on the common and vital point, which wee the maintenanes of the legislative union Whigs, Radicals, and men of every of the Liberal Unionists would have no difficulty in agreeing paint. But they must reuse I they ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging•out has ended, which will not be until next month.—Northern Whig. KNARESDRQ . . —Up to Tuesday last there was a very (urge .m.uticy of barley and oats in the fields in this district, some ...

... refers the drellue of the Irish population not to the three hot to twenty year. of abnott unbroken Whiz rule The purpose of Whig t abinete, wits, he said, to be thus expressed Drive the human helngs away to America. send cows and oxen ; mete Irelsntl a ...

... throughout the country before either party could contemplate giving up protection. Mr. Cobdcn declared that cared for neither j Whig nor Tory, nor would he help eit..cr main- | tainin in power either party under tho old party distinctions. Sir. Bright denounced ...

... etas ceconded either with two, or semposou.. The crowning Iint of the •hole proceselon srtomeee the under the The Whig,. almost coverml with llufuluetion, cod we. a ream of people, and these, j pining lb., cif of nation to those which rose ...

... If she cont.] now be found so the matter remain, at pn rent, some of the most e.g.tem:ea ..1 the rat) detective pollee Whig constantly engage.) solving the iti)stery Tuesday's papers add 10 o'clock on Mont night the nointeser oof the woman Stinson ...

... than his party usually does, and giving never i I have paid bills, and there areoi more praise to Pitt than I ever heard a Whig among my people. Sometimes tremos give him. He does not talk brilliantly, he hard- w h I think how many are; one of M talks ...

... And by throwing the party of caution into close alliance with the Liberals, it will, of coarse, strengthen the bands of the Whigs, the expense of the more advanced Liberals—strengthen the bands of Lord Hartington, at the expense of the personal followers ...