... ibe sad. all, Whig and Tory, for we feel bound to | say we think there was some force in Lord Derby's | retort upon Earl Russell—‘If you think all these reforms needed, why did you not see about them ' while you were in office?” For the most part the ...

... Mr. Lowe, speaking at Kiddermiuster about the Tories taking to reform and going beyond the Whigs, said that when Sheridan saw d Highiander in a large pair of breeches, he re- ” marked that “ Converte were always enthusiastic, “That is true,” ssid Mr Osborne ...

... were so solemoly recorded iw 1852. The ery is now of Whig aad Tory, Tory and Whig. Harken to the Lory and he will thrill you with a eecital of the wrongs the Listea to the Whigs have done ia Lrolaod ! Whig, or as he profers to bs eallel, the good Liberal ...

... such a work as this. As far as the country is concerned it makes little difference whether a Whig or a Tory Lord Lieutenant rules ia Dubiin Castle. The Whigs may dispense their bribes more freely to Ca- tholics, but, apart from thie, the results are pretty ...

... themselves io as juinis in the Whig tail, but will themselves todepensent of atl pariies, aud make the of Lii-h in terests the chief end and aim of their political action. We ootice that this of indepeadence of both Whigs sud Tories is, to writers io geuveral ...

... which could strictly be called independent. Subtracting their votes, the tallies ot ‘* party” pro, and con slone remain. The Whig and Tory masters rallied to do the work of their several “‘ party” camps to sustain or to place their ‘* party” chiefs in power; ...

... employer. It was & Iso proved that the issue of that morning's ‘Northern Whig’ had deen rendered imperfect owing to the conduct of the men. Mr Rea, for Mr Finlay (pro prietor of the ‘ Whig’), stated that the printers had expr themselves to six months’ for ...

... THE CATIL PL. UE. We (Northern Whig; are glad to be enalled to stute that no further case of the cattle plague since the one which occurred at Catra bas come within ovr know- iT The farmers notwithstanding the fessional opinions which have bern given ...

... ARLESr AND SEIZUR IN LFYAST Tho Northern Whig of Wednesday reports :— | Wednesday evening Qunstable Clinghem, from in- formation which he reoive., arrested in Belfest a men Kenney, a stonemason, under the Hubens Corpus Act, om t supposition of being counected ...

... as allies. Whigs. even though disposed to great half what is asked for, must be expelled from oftice at the cost of bringing in Tories, who are determined to grant at ail. Tories, in turn, are co be even at the cost of bringing back the Whigs. Aad this ...

... it, do you reflect the opinion, and just as mva thiuk, or desire to think, the press is obliged to atter. Tory to Tory, Whig to Whig, Radical to Radical, each man has his own newspaper. Gentlemen of the press, you do well; you deserve to have our thanks ...

... the trast? By exterminating the people of Ireland, and this she has done through the in- stramentality of both parties—tbhe Whigs have proved themselves the most officient extermina- tors, but then the not deem Ire- land worth tho trouble of a {non-contidence ...