... be adequately represented—and that the movement will prove the commencement of an organization which no Government, whether Whig or Tory, will find itself enabled to withstand. The subject has been trifled with too long, and it has long been evident that ...

... rmined at wha. pgat to locate. The Richmond Whig mays :— Robert R. Les, late Confederate general, has no connection with the militea7 school in Lexington, and has nothing now to do with atilliary. The Whig, therefore, takes it for granted Iktat the statement ...

... proved that it was cheaper under the Tories than under the Whigs. (A voice : That won't go down.) He was not going, like Mr. Peter Wood, to claim the credit for the Tories, for neither Tories nor Whigs had anything to do with the price of bread, but it was ...

... ) So much for the crown during the great Whig and Tory epoch. All that was the result of class government, of class sectional sinister government, and according to historical evidence the policy which the Whig and Tory parties pursued was that they invariably ...

... from the tirst Naomi Rill. They succeeded to the inheritance of the old Whigs, who in their tittle did good yo,inat,' , It/ 'liter• are i n di v id ua l whi g • l e ft nn, but the Whigs a. , a party are .lead Nil young snorting ill public life. net candidate ...

... You must be aware that there are three pa rties,—th e Whigs, numbering about 600 electors, the Conservatives, originally about 300 but who have gradually increased to nearly equal number with the Whigs, and the ultra-Liberals, who have never mustered more ...

... did not appear to be mode with any such object. The gentleman who made it will scarcely be called a Tory, and certainly not a Whig. His name is unknown—forgotten in the bustle of collection, selection, and presentation. At the first meeting in the Subscription ...

... Lord Palmerston) of the inquisitorial Census Bill—the thorough insincerity of nearly all the members of the Cabinet and of the Whig party on the question of Reform—the delay in dealing with the late infringement by the Lords on the rights of the House of ...

... in this borough, but throughout England, as will effectually prevent all further paltering with this question, either by a Whig or Tory government. I am, your obedient servant, JOHN E. BARNARD. Rodborough, Feb. 13th, 1866. TEE CATTLE PLAGUE. To dm Editor ...

... given order. ft.tr the formation of squadron of reserve. This plan bas been spoktn of for the last six months, and is at length Whig about to be carried into execution. The fleet is to be conspired and ready to sail by next spring. TUN GOTIANDINT AND IT. ...

... any promise of Parliamentary Reform, but at the-same time the lion. Member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges looselyt uic en and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a • ...

... Tory turn. But then, as in many other cases, adversity makes strange bed-fellows. While Lord Macaulay has well said that Whigs and Tories have each their proper part to play in the matter of keeping the State together and in working order, I commend ...