... indifference to him whether to the Lord Mayor was a Whig or a Tory. At a distance, and m as hiumble spectators, we should be at a loss to see ho4 theli [t chief magistrate of thme city could show hisnself a Whig or a b Tory,'or what use or abuse of his official ...

... waunt to see the present Administration in office LS for any great lengthl of tinle, but just long enoughl to i break up the whig party aud alloit the advanced Tl Liberals to take office. It must be admitted that j th Mr. Lindsay is sufficiently candid ...

... him off. The learned judge passed the Scottish bar in 1822; for some time he filled the office of Depute-Advocate under the Whig Government; he was appointed Sheriff of Stirlingshire in 1840; and in 1853, on the accession of Lord Aberdeen to power, lie ...

... not a deficiency, as scme not t very judicious or well-informed party writers would i n fain lead us to believe. There is no Whig deficit, t which used to be such a lively topic with the Tory s e and Protectionist writers of the day. The Army a ;, Estimates ...

... will virtually control a -w.tcak and oquooznblo Administration, but should thoy sell- themselves a second time to half-a-dozen Whig gentlemen, they will have no right to complain if they are served again as they have been served before. Indications are not ...

... into majorities and minorities which differ irreconcileably-not, as among us, regarding Conservatism and Progress, re- garding Whig and Tory rule, regarding the precise rate and degree in which the popular element is to pre- dominate, but asto Republicanism ...

... b)een the head to conceive or the energy to execute them. Indeed, it is not in quiet husiness- w like legislation that the Whigs excel. Of late they havefr -been doing nothing at all in this line; amid, in lieu thereof, th they have been playing their ...