... CATrnoLrKoe -The following defiartion is from I Meandre's Treasuryv :- Tory, in British history, a political party ?? to the Whigs. and adhering to the ancient conatitotion of England. The word Tory is Irish, end was formerly applied to a ialse of depredatore ...

... very fond of apples and nine things. One day he went out for a walk with his friend Cecil, and passed by the orchard of Farmer Whig, when the trees were covered with beautifulripe frmit. See. said Beujalmin, ?? what fine apples are there, let us climb ...

... financier. So far as it goes, putting the nega- tives aside, it is good, but it still leaves the financial legis- lation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The third day's sale of the works of the late Jolm Leech realised £4,108. The total amount ...

... parties have como to the position that neither of thorn pre- tends to havesa policy, and each is content withilonly a 1cry. The Whig my is .personal, it ?? teI Tory cry is epigroa~nmatie, it is 1Vive Idtla ld6tet nleat mc. Crucial excellences in doing nothing ...

... his views were unsound, then his argument would all to the ground. Whether the advocates of the :reciprocity agitation were Whigs or Tories, Conserva. tives or Radicals, it made very little matter to a man when he was hungry, and had no meahs of buying ...

... Ministerial journals. Men of all parties felt reliance en his learning, impartiality, and integrity. His opinions are rather mild Whig than Conservative, Mr. Brewster was Attoruey-General for Ireland in the Aberdeen Ad- ministration, and when it was broken ...

... is, saying the deck company could have had laud et a considerably lower cost than that which Messrs Earle hadl asked. I Mr WHIG HT, in reply to Mr Leaper, said the dock oonpsay had naegocated with Mr Gore, and the price d that gentlemen placed upon the ...

... to 50B. per barrel, Dutch from lOs. to 122s. 6d. per bhd., English from lOs. 6d. to ll. 6d. per bushel. No hange in old ?? Whig. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MoNDkY. There has been a good demand for cotton to-day at rather hardening rates, but for American ...

... intention to stand for the borough. Mr. Wyvill represented Richmond for many years psior to the last election, and is a moderate 'Whig. He has commenced an active canvass of the borough, rendered necessary by the appearance on the t scene of Mfr. Roberts, who ...

... flax that a local firm bought to-day at 13s. per stone is really very superior. It has both. strength end quality. Tows ?? Whig. IRON. GLAsGOW, M(onday.-Market firm. No. 1, 03s 9d. to O6e.; warrants, 63O. to O3l, IAd.; No. 3, 63s. to 53s. 3d, CORX MARKETS ...

... perhaps, a shade easier. Good flex, however, continues in demand, add all that is offered is quicly bought up.-lfortlhers Whig. IRON. GIASgOW, Tnesdav.-Marketsteady. Shipped this week, 13,800 tons; corresponding week last year, 17,100 tons. No. 1, 64S ...

... strong deecriptions, at the following low rates-f~rom £76 to £86 for the tow sorts, and from ;3100 to £6112 for the better ?? Whig. MELBOURNE 'WOOL REPORT, Sao'rsornnn. Messrs. 1B. Goldebrough and Co. report ?? Wool-The new clip is commencing to arrive, ...