... which side was the more to hlamn. This truce need be accompanied by no sacrifice of it political feeling or independence. Let Whigs and Tories at times of an election work with all legitimate zeal to l secure the triumph of their principles, but keep them ...

... effects of te !the rain as most favourable. There is no complaint here of about the continuance of wet weather. The Northern h( Whig of Saturday contains the following gratifying state- tt ment:- For the past week the country has been favoured t with a plentiful ...

... cent. is the means, we will not say of bribing, but at any rate of obtaining the good opinion of, the factory opera- tives. Whig and tory millowners in the Wages move- ment' competed with each other; but this is a game of which those who are neither ...

... the Whigsare now in the ascendantfor the original letting for years to an old Tory, at £200 per annue, was transferred to a Whig, at the small advance of £20 per anmim. CHRIsMsAs FESTIVITIES.-On Monday last, about 1,00e of the | turn-out card-room hands ...

... municipal election shall take place, fitness for the office alone shall be considered, without reference to the candidate's being whig or tory, a Hornbyite or a supporter of Air. Feilden. A man may be an honest opponent of the ballot, and yet a faithful dispenser ...

... not only not conducive to health, bhlt also tends to engender zymotio diseases. Al.L Till: )IsFFEitENcE.-_towvevor much tile Whigs may be found fault with for their acts of omission, they are perfectly clear about their acts of colIlinissiol, for wo believe ...

... the native animal loves and respects the out-and- t out Orange persecutor a thousand times more than its would-be friend, the Whig. Such of course, is not precisely the moral which Messrs. Duffy, Lucas, and Moore, and Dr. M'Hale designed to a impress on ...

... proposal since the free trade budget of Sir Robert Peel. It was received with unmingled approbation in commercial circles, and Whig and Tory vied with each other in expressions of approbation of the masterly man- ner in which the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... allied yourself, that, in spite of your eminent ability and shining eloquence, there was not found one man, either among the whigs whom you had deserted, or the conservatives whom you had betrayed, who was sufficiently adventurous to embark his reputation ...

... Truly, I said, they must be the real happy family, for never so completely was the chorus of the Scotch songl realised:- Whigs and tories a' agree, Wiligs and tories a' agree, Wlhigs aln tories a' agree, To dance at Tulloch-gorum. But this is only one ...

... battling hard against a brother w it known, Mr. James is a great gun at the ft ?? Club; bat in a professional point of view Whigs nd Tories are equally fair game, and he is then as regard- tI ici eof the unlucky wight upon whom his weighty blows C fa as ...

... requirements, his un- tiring energy, his unacceptability to Russia, are all so many facts as patent to the tories as to the whigs, to the oppositionists and confusionists as to the coalitionists, and all parties alike having endorsed these facts, Lord ...