... Jorrocks entered. The Chairman, a reddiot Tory, sat with his hat on, with three brother Tories on his right, and a solitary Whig on his left. This was Captain Bluster, a most unpalatable magistrate, who had thrown the Tory bench into convulsions when he ...

... old Radical flag. They certainly were not responsible for the split in the Liberal party—a spl!t which has nothing to do with Whig and R ical differences of opinion. The only crime of which their opponents can accuse them is that of being faithful to the ...

... Thomas Thomasson were both Liberals, the latter belonging to the ad• vented school, his brother-in-arras ha►ing more of the Whig about him. On many points they were doubtless agreed, until the vote on the repeal of the Corn Lows was taken, when Mr. Ainsworth ...

... been a source oi blessing to the nat,ou and the world at large, either directly or indirectly. We have always had Tory and Whig parties in the State, and these, under the name of Conservstize arid Liberal, still monopolise power and pay. The vast majority ...