... who does he bring forward. Not the Tory Lord Advocate as has been erroneously stated, but Lord Frederick Fitzroy, a Whig of the Whigs, a man whom the disgusted patron of the borough considers a safer politician than a member of Mr. Disraeli's Radico-Tory ...

... borough took place yesterday (Friday,) and has been conducted under rather peculiar circumstances ; the old principles of Whig and Tory appear to have been discarded altogether. A food deal of frivolous nominating has taken place—persons having been ...

... He profmna to be a moderate Conservative. The other can tidatef were Mr. Skipton ' moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer ultra Liberal, a Radical from the start. The Whig nowhere on the poll, and thenceforward It W 34 a gallant race between Men e. M'Cortnick and ...

... dropped their books; the gos- sippers in the lobbies left stories half told and sen- tences unfinished, and all — Tories, Whigs, and Radi- cals—swiftly glided in and took their seats to listen to the fascinating eloquence of this man. The Tories hate ...

... working of the Board of Charitv Commisaionent. cunaiderable length the member denounced the board a* a gross Whig job, uud it* offl*-c a* perfect Whig snuggery. Mr. Morris-•> defended the t-oiuiuisaiooera. Mr. W. J. Powbll pretested against *omr *if the charge* ...

... while the Liverpool man and the plain country gentleman are Secretaries of State. The Whigs protest that too little has been done for them, and the Radicals that the Whigs have got too much. Everybody seems dissatisfied 1 down to poor Mr. Goechen, who was ...

... lecturing Suffolk, and speakin npon the Insh Church question. He said he did not care much for Whigs or Tories. The Tories were very good iv office, and the Whigs very good out of office. He considered that the disestablishment of the Irish Church was only ...

... whether nnder Whigs or Tories, uphold their immortal fame ; and 'sedition, so far from bern rampant as it was even England fifty years is now never heard of except among few balf-frantic Irish. The meddling and muddling policy of the Whig party, Mr. ...

... worst kind, who, is always buying up the debris of for- gotten factions by little agreements, or mutual benefit, accuses the. Whigs of the heinous. crime of having * exhausted coalitions.” We fear greatly that they have not, that the men of-this generation ...

... Cbowniko Conclusion.— Dr. Johnson, when he was in a good humour, was in the habit of saying, that 41 the Devil was the first Whig! It so, the wig in question must have been an Old Scratch. A Family Trait.— At a Republican meeting held at Rochester, in ...

... unable, after the most minute inspection of their own organizations from snout to tail, to determine whether they are Tories or Whigs, according to the meanings given to| these names by the combatants. This immense increase of the Bats among us is a fact of ...

... employment. All the world agrees that it is the first step to utter extinction as a public man, and one would Ithink that the Whig party should be the first to object to a step which, when Lord Palmerston retires from the scene, will leave them without a ...