... prospective loss of a representative they would bo able to convert the Liberal majority into a Conservative one. The local Whig magnate, Lord Londesborouoh had likewise gone over to the Tory camp, and both he and his wife were known to be using all their ...

... object the furtherance of the interests of the labouring Its power is acknowledged by both the political parties in the State. Whig and Tory may disagree in regard to most things, but they are at one as to the wisdom of courting the smiles of the Trades' ...

... commanded, n. now, a.as I gone, an’ gone for ever. The nation mourns bis lass, out he has left hi« mark on the footprints of time. Whig an’ Tory a’ agree that they will not haik on bis like again. T.—Trooly a great figure has gone the of hII earth ; but an’ muon ...

... been very difilonit lewd% Nose the peseeedel el Doses ever a Mama he the gide of ow pap/a. boa by the parer SO BAY pushed So Whig further sad bertha' igen the oath sad hays thaw with malbas They deeded et di.ird glad to prienbe 'shwa MY thief esslitisa ...

... Governor refused these prisoners to have their food sent them from the outside ; and whether they are allowed to have the Tory and Whig papers the district sent to them, but are proiiibited from using the Radical paper*. Mr MARJ O 111 BAN Ki (in the absence the ...

... Cor|>oration entirely unsectarian and non-politioal in its composition. The shareholders include Catholic* and Protestants, Whig* and Toriee, the sol* bond of union between them being common determination employ all the means in their power preserve their ...

... contended in effect that it was ib ...

... knowledge and common sense to deal with practical pressing questions these are the men to send to the House Lofnmons. The day of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, is passed. The day of real legislation for the elevation and the comfort of the whole people ...

... the historically famous Trade Hall. The Conservatives profess to believe that Lord is the leader and representative of the Whig or moderate party in the Cabinet as distinguished from the Radical element in it, of which Mr Is the pioneer and pilot, and ...

... abused the object of his former ad> miration. Now find him saying—“ The right : Lon. gentleman (Sir K. I’eel) caught ti.e Whigs bathing, and walked away with their clothes.” j Again he exclaims—“Do not, when you see I great personage give his opinions—do ...

... eoncessions to Iridt clamour by relaxing tha penal cods, and conceding Parliamentary representation the Catholics. In the asms way Whig Government, later date, jialdsd popular clamour by abolishing the obnoxious tithe system in Ireland. Itnnstnse therefore to ...

... aa George Buchanan to select instances to support a foregone conclusion, I submit that he would sot find that Liberal, or Whigs have been always right and Tories always wrong. Both parties have been in turn the trnly national patty, and each he. in turn ...