... for the moment, Tory Government may be pronounced an impossibility, with a House of Commous which the majority is Whig. A coalition of Whigs ami Tories would be still less manageable, and like all would disgraceful in its progress and results. A Government ...

... thus, at the first blush, say that the so-called Tories are not really Tories, or that the so-called Whigs are not really Whigs, because the words Whig and Torey convey to him no meaning except as the arbitrary names of the two parties. Before he knows ...

... bis ideas of literary perfection, nnd them be takes for models. God, of course, made the universe for Whig kings. Whig patricians Whig statesmen Whig scribblers, lor Lord John Russell, Lord Grey; Lord Lansdowne, and Lord Thomas Babington Macnnlay.” Mr ...

... which the liish repn-sentative* w.-re laidthe -pell of Whig domination, Whig and *-l Whig slavery (h nr. hear). There was other wav it. How could Sir Joseph M'K-.-nna have voted opporiiion to the Whigs, except voting with the party that was placid oppo-itton ...

... Justice Morris, as regarded the Whig, was in favor of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the costs of the motion. Chief Justice Monaghan was of opinion that there was no justification for the comments the Whig, but as the court differed as to ...

... THE DERRYMACASH TRIAL. The Northern Whig of yesterday, in a special telegram announces that the jury have found a verdict of manslaughter against Samuel Tate. The other prisoners were put on trial to-day. ...

... led astray by this kind of absurd appealing to the worst form of fanaticism. An article on tliis subject from the Northern Whig has some home truths. ...

... they would be increased to 258. These would in future have to be elected, therefore, by consti. tuencics already approved of Whig and Tory statesmen, and a decided preponderance of votes in the British House of Commons. With the Universities he docs not ...

... dances still better. His changes of character are so rapid and perfect, that one doubts the evidence of his reason.” —Northern Whig, Jan. 18. VALENTINE VOUSDEN MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 23, EIGHT ...

... the foremost Irishman of his day, the champion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom all his countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...

... names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas fastened to them.” Explain the origin of the words ** Whig” and Tory,” and examine ...

... though evil, partakes more of the sentimental than the practical. The importance of the latter is shown the fact that both Whigs and Tories have tried their hands remedy. For part, I believe we have little expect from either, and that farmers have the ...