... servant, with Mistress Lane behind ?? on the pillion. At present the Whig and Tory pietures are one to one, Tlhe 6Whig lady's generosity ranks with the Tory lady's daring, the Whig martyr with the Tory martyr. This will read a good lesson to out sight-seers ...

... allegiance neither to Whigs nor Tories. They came to put things straight ; to logilate for the good of ?? country. Bet they little knew the difflculties they liad to encounter, and in fact as little understood their position as the Whigs understood theirs ...

... cotemporary in this city as the Conservative Whigs. In his election speeches, Mr. Leatham took great pains to repudiate all political connection with Mr. Bright's party, and to prove that he belonged to the old Whigs; and therefore, if any party raust suffer ...

... lend himself to the coalition, the Tory party took the matter in hauid, and having the run of more malleable stuff than their Whig friends, and not being quite so particular as to. the colourof his creed, they have dug up a Somerset- shire 'Squire, yclept ...

... ground, and were content to lead the Liberals of Birmingham from the ante-roonis of Tory lawyers, or the offices of dilettanti Whigs. At last, how- ever, the curtain has been withdrawn, and an admiring and reverencing people are allowed to gaze on the awful ...

... measure led to their downfall. The coure of action opcntoathis Cn ference was somewhat difficult. They h'ad to deal now'with a Whig-radical-Conservative Government, and snce the Ca- binet must decide withinthe next month what the nature of their Reform Bill ...

... Liberal party. He admitted that je wad responsible to some extent for that difference He bad always felt that the leaders of the Whig party, although they had framed and passed the Reform Bill, had never fairly accepted the consequences of-that great measure ...

... do so, notwithstanding what has taken place.-Tinees. NExv ADMINISTRATIONs.-The following is a list of the Administrations, Whig and Toryi which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz: ...

... minority. To lead the national mind from the consideration of this, the real and vital question, will be the object alike of Whig and Tory in the coming struggle. All the powers of bombast and finesse will be pressed into the service of party, and unless ...

... , thst your published jletter to a iriend on the dontinent, wherein you state 'that there is not much difference between a Whig and Tory now- a-days ' has lso done much to shake-the confidence of your friends-in regarding you as oine of the Liberal. members ...

... sivsls would serve. When Lord Gran- yille, a most ablne And competent man, and oen of the best of thme whole Whig party, responded to the Whig appeal, he found Lord Palmerstons most willing to servo under him-which wtas creditable to Lord, Palmerston-but ...

... occurred to most people, and,'as Mr. Horsman observes, are not more difficult than those to be made in most bills. Do the Whigs and Liberals, then, want Reform? If they want it, they can now have it, for they can force upon a yielding or passive Government ...