... Scotland, the same measure of reform will be meted out. The exact knowledge of these facts should save the Tories and a few Whigs from the lingering deceptions and hopes which have unfitted them for the efficient discharge of their duties as critics and ...

... open the gloveraakers sat close at their DojM-nf and of glove* had to “■'bsd this time to morrow, hurried for ‘>p«H ial order. Whig; Whir! Ksttle though the workers minute spare, buddsnly tho noises ceased, and from ©sen ■ twenty-four cottage*, which constituted ...

... new master, who was as vigorous a persecutor as its former one bad been a saint, liven yet amid the ruins is shown the ** Whigs VaulC’ which, according tradition, a number the hill-folk were confined, and subjected extreme trials of fortitude and endurance ...

... demonstratively enthusiastic in the expression of its unabated loyalty to the Government. Whig defection was confidently predicted ; but there were the leading Whigs—Messrs Whttrrrao and —showing well their presence thoir utterances that they still remain ...

... friendis left tia town by an amid cheerio, remoter ebeers, hisser% and ether de. muustretiona (hi reauhiug Trew and Moy (says the Whig) • great many Orangemen got out of the train. sod of them biros to open 11. e earring doors and insist on the r:aiter , ...

... policy protection which ruined Irish trade and drove the people to depend almost exclusively agriculture was the policy of Whig, well Tories for many generations. The golden rule is undoubted authority, hut the application it is the difficulty. It least ...

... supreme value to the working clsesea. way. it is aimswng ere Chamberlain claim Lord Ashley as a was not Tory, but pronounced Whig The author the Ten Hour Bill was staunch adherent the Liberal party Like all oooverr* the Colonial Secretary the old Tory daima ...

... than had been a gainer by the adhesion of the Parnellite party. Between ninety and a hundred so-called Liberals, made up of Whigs and Radicals, w ith Lord and Mr Chambkrlaix at their head, mutinied and went over to the Tory camp. The result this defection ...

... of oar country. It is oar greatest boast that our Court is the purest that ever encircled the British throne. this, whether Whig or nltra-Radical. let ns all staunch Conservatives. Let it be distinctly understood that the country will never tolerate return ...

... shareholders of the Cialedouiea Bisnk who are in neesesitoes Appended to the report of the Scot* Registrar-General for the quarter *Whig 31s1 March are pinions of registrars on the working of the Notice of Marriage (Scotland) Act, whirl rem. into operation on ...

... ag, UN Ma ta go &skim I it wash eark ism I 1 .. sr gar sad whilst hi . ea if e gm had aim ase galas. the is s I s f arm Whig saw lint the s dm MO * Me l a spor degit it gad trim %Zed masehed tad the „isias M in ligatag= - A illte Me o pos s, a I___esseafe ...

... country’s resources, have been instrumental iu unitiug the Liberal party. Tbe people will very soon get tired and impatient with Whig and l ory Government. i* rank and arrant nonsense to talk about Mr Gladstone meeting Lord Hartlngton and Mr Chamberlain and ...