... '* and laughter;. Now, I am astonished that the Tory country gentlemen have submitted to this state of thing* so long I am a Whig country gentleman laugh;, and 1 not ashamed the designation, and. according my notion, this state of affa ra is to the Crown ...

... church and prerogative men —an undoubted and determined Tory, as Mr. Berkeley once designated him. the Anchorites were avowedly Whig, and, therefore, constrained by no party predilections, but the pure force personal i worth, take Tory for their exemplar and ...

... from man who conducted the defence Queen Caroline, fought the battles of the Abolitionists, and was a prominent member of the Whig party when the manhood of the present generation was in its cradle. People are always sure to listen, and not a few are pretty ...

... have winch was Impossible apeciuu-ns, were and have been properly Etheridge, aecoraanei Jenoyn-'tre-1 coll of Mr. Davidson,t**whig plan the great room Ita- been thirty new ca-H*. half of remainder will wet preparotn-n now undergoing necessity which will ...

... has evidently not weaned Mr. Hennessy from his dislike of Whig rule, to which he attributes the decline of the Irish population. Speaking Wexford the other day, he said that the purpose of Whig Cabinets was to be thus expressed Drive the human beings away ...

... dissentients who upset Mr. Gladstone’s coach, and, with other members of the Cave and Tea-room parties, helped to prevent the Whig Reform Bill passing, and exasperated Mr. Gladstone as to drive him to that state of desperation which determined him upon burning ...

... lo lead so shady minority every midsummer. The troth is, the country does not, and neror did, care for secret Toting. With Whigs as well as Tories, the popular tendency has always been manfully to show their colours. The thousands expended in old times ...

... but the fact simply was that the Whig franchise of 1832, which for years its authors had discredited and discarded, had now entirely disappeared.” His lordship might well have added that ever since that period the Whig* have played fast and loose with ...

... instructions which have led to all this trouble and expense, and it may be also to an ineffectual result. We do not charge the Whig Government with any unworthy policy. We merely affirm that in what it did it took no heed for the morrow, and that when it ...

... round the champions of the good old cause, ami scorn to permit the seats of a Conservative county to be transferred to either Whigs or Radicals. —Bath Chronicle. ...

... y rejecAig it (chsjws). But that biU and that question not dead, it takes shape and somehow or other the Tories and those Whigs who Tories (laughter), entertain uncomfortable feelings which to » .hi*er .nJ Uugluerl. wrtat apparition which alarms them ...

... probably for another decade, let us take a momentary glance at the position policy of tbs Whigs, since 1839, and their position at present moment. In tbe year the Whigs, having stifled roost excellent Reform Bill, introduced by the Conservatives—a Reform ...