... Tory . Whig. at all event* be elusions of cl The Conservative now been formed, a the public have recei for instance, would week, that the new Mr Henry Matthew a novice in Govi expected that bis watisfactory exi)erini ...

... WHIG AND TORY—TOP AND BOTTOM. The Tory party is the most numerous; the Whig party is the least uumerous, but has been generally, I think, the most inte’ligent. From the time of the accession of George 111., in 1760, to the Reform Bill in 1830—a period ...

... A WHIG NOBLEMAN ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. The Lord Lieutenant of Surrey (the Earl of Lovelace) has spoken to an influential company assembled at the mayor's banquet at Guildford : V Allusion has been made by previous speakers to what is going on in the ...

... prominent Whig member estimates the ••cave on the Ministerial side of the House egaiast Home Rule TO. Mr Giftn, the statistician, concludes that In one way or another ** the English Government is loaer Ireland to the extent aboot £3,750,000 per annum ...

... ilaageiouily vigorou, mint itUik other iMtitutione which the Whig part. net prepared to aawul. The cooecquenca tha insubordinate impatience of the Badical contingent ; and, the other head, the creation of feeling iiwecurity among the multitude of fit ...

... IEDAIjFASrfL.T J-i SEWING and EMBROIDERY MACHINES, with Stand*. Ac. complete, price A« fis.; Simplest, cheapest, and best- WHIG A MANN. lIS Holborn Bart. London. E>. l.ist. AJLKEE'S CBtSTAL CASE Watch w ▼ are auperaedinft all other* on account of their ...

... necessary but far harsher, says Dr Wharton, than any measures the Whigs had attempted was the repressive' policy of Sir Robert PeeL Concession, not repression, was the polioy of the Whigs, but repression, as it always had been and always in the nature ...

... too fast, and declaring that if he had leaned more his Whigs and less on his Advanced Liberals he might still have been iu office ; and the other hand, that if Mr Disraeli should consult his Whigs, the Lihcral-Conserva- tives, more and his Tories less ...

... must oppose the bill, whatever may be the result. But if the Whigs join in the opposition, the overthrow of the Govemraent must ensue; ami then there seems to be other alternative but a Whig administrationa consummation not devoutly to be wished by the ...

... POLITICAL NOTES. The Whigs. —We are informed (says the Timet) that at meeting of the heads of the old Whig party, on Saturday, the sth, it was determined that Lord John Russell should move Resolution an amendment upon the motion for the second reading ...

... of fact, the Whigs of 1832 were in many important particulars lest liberal than the Conservatives of this day. Even in the matter of Free Trade, for which the remnant of the old Whig party are m» fond of taking credit, it was not a Whig Government, but ...

... on the subject which is so characteristic of him that we quote it. It appears in his newspaper, the Knoxville {2'eiinessc) Whig :— ...