... lie down with the kid. Tory, Whig, and Liberal will all fraternise and, like brethren, dwell together in unity. Has the golden age come at length ?. It would almost seem as if it had. Do we not hear politicians, both Whig and Tory, speaking the same language ...

... current. If theWhigs 'are .inwe move on; if 'the. Conservatives overthlokv the Whigs, even then we move on. 4In shirt, In a there is' i power behind both Governments,. ls whether Whig or Conservative-to wit the power re of 'agrea intelligent people, rgter' ...

... which he steconed the State for the Whigs. When the Legislature met the demo- cracy wats in the majority, sad General Shields, the demcratic candidlate, was aleeted. In 18B55 he was againl the candidate of the Whigs for United Staites Senator before the ...

... 1841, when the Whigs formerly died oat; but there will now be no Anti-Corn-law League to bring them back again to power. I thought the rorthere-climate made people more canny than their neigbbours; but it does not seem as though pour Whigs see further ...

... means. Both seats must be kept. Edinbu rgh must be crushed, My Lord Advocate, forsooth, will not act. except with a Whig of the Whigs-that is, with one who' will do nothing himself, and will '~t trouble his Lordship by asking him to leave hisowvn per- ...

... John Russell and the great and a powerful Whig families without which no Whig a Government can live- they can live a long time E without the support of the great constituencies, I but not withoutthe great Whig families- cheers). They were more in favour ...

... Reform Bill of 1866. I really don't think ?? vi l pass. The whole affair seemst'd more pretence &tieforrn on the part of the Whig Gov.Yernment and their partisans. Mr ; Bright and others bhave .rAlled it anu !4'honest Bill:; jW and so it is; nodoubt,. ...

... cleared away. It may be done thus. Suppose, for instance, that the supporters of Black and voncreiff are the Parliament House Whig clique, the Tories, and certain other parties whom I need 'not name, it is a well- known fact that not one of these parties ...

... 'oinot to vote at'all. ' This' is common ,!i ' . '. ; .i .- . . : , t , , ' h sese.. No; party is so.bound to punish. the Whigs asathe Cefise'rvatives, seeing that the former by a shameful and disbononorable ,trick'haveo for ' fIve years',iept s6'atso ...

... thtown ovetboard. Well; no doubt, to the Whig mind' this :might be a satisfactory way of settling this question, as it certainly would be to the gentlemen opposite. One can fancy a genuine Brooks' Club Whig's satisfaction at such as result.; Therre ...

... Morrison, now the paid secretary of the Old Whig Clique, has been most indefatigable in his exertions, going about amongst the Chinrchmen and Tories, and asking them to attend the meeting to support the Whig members! ! ! Do you remember Mr Campbell Smith ...

... RENEWED ORAN:GE DEMONSTRATION'S IN BELFAST. . (FROM THEN XORTaHERN WHIG.) On Tuesday evening, the Orangemen of Sandy Row went through the mock ceremony of interring the remains of the O'Connell effigy. A-crowd, almost as large as that of the pievious ...