... sketh of the policy o the rs a re m 1828 until this time, do not suppose for' a moment that I am going to assert that the Whigs and the Liberals have been blameless-have done all that they ought to have done, or that they have not made serious errors; ...

... residence near Edinburgh. His lordship was promoted to the bench in 1852. The public will be glad to hear, says the North. ern Whig, that Mr. Disraeli has been pleased to direct that the widow of Dr. Stivelly, formerly Professor of Natural Philosophy in Queen's ...

... believe that they will change before they will suffer defeat; that .they will, in fact, repeat the operation of dishing the Whigs rather than vacate the Treasury Benches. That this is not a mere ourmise we may show by Mr. GLADSTOrwmns analysis of the ...

... laughter and cheers.) Mr. FIREsT JOYES was very warmly received. He dwelt on the manner In whioh the aristocracy, Tory and Whig alike, had sought to govern this country as well as Ireland In, the interests of a class. They had given the semblance of political ...

... that bill 'wasgoing 1 pass, thewhoe ?? i partiy, joined by some'. of. the WhIg°v e Protetalan ?? government of Siir R. Peel,' theg3 p edad~ . for the reason 'state, sed 'the Whigs 8f ?? tnpart suppetes i~woryin Si It.Pee. (ear, hear.). fiu now yu 'wll~pubabybe ...

... that sister country to which no one can deny the epithet of unhappy. Look at Ireland as we may, observe her through Radical, Whig, Tory, or philosophic spectacles, no one can call her happy and flourishing. It may suit the purpose of Mr. DrasAr.Rx to say ...

... rl and here we cannot expect that any kind of sym- C pathywouldexist between him and Mr. GLADSTONE. h But why should n~ot Whig and Tory all agree, tl as the eong sayrs, in private 1 It would be hard to 1I say, yet it is the fact that the Marquis of ...

... Tories was, that they had always been a exclusive in their political dealings, and in this charge he e might also include the Whigs, for both these parties e Heemed to think that no one had a right to have political views but themselves. The Oonservalives ...

... and a jury, and you open a temptation to him to t become a partisan. After all, judges are but men, 3 and, as men, they are Whigs and Tories, Radicals h and Constitutionalists, as the case may bv? Why s then, urged the Lord Chief Justice, should you f throw ...

... the weekly half holiday in ell fA *aan Workshops connected with a NIW busines, ad ab ny artiles of wearg apparel e made, or Whig aJ situated In towns in which the market)dayls S ata When another d&y har thus been substituted for W m Ur day for ar weekly ...

... they at last answered him after the same curt faWhion. Mi. Roxwuoa said yesterday that he entered public life opposdd both to Whigs and Torles, and that, as a ?? OQUsqu ace, ho h sawap-been bated. bybothpartles, Mr. Roixoses tofoeget that yewai ago he occupied ...

... action of the twdo great polltial partites In he State. have olten when I have considered twhe history of what are called the Whig and Tory parmies been surprised that after great vicissitudes in their history the twvo parties have reappeared; and notwi ...