... in demands a better state of things. Let us have a Registration Court which shall be wholly neutral ground; independently of Whig or Tory influence, let each one's merits to vote a burgess or freeman be fairly, honourably tested, without prejudice ; a certain ...

... politics interfering with the choice of civic representatives. have been unable to understand the difference of a rate levied by Whig or Tory, and still more puzzled to discover a difference in the expenditure of either party. We should be sorry, indeed, to ...

... wholly connected with political matters have been entirely engrossed questions of local character The consideration is whether Whig Radical or Tory shall occupy seat our civic chamber but whether those whom the citizens are called to elect will support a ...

... eons, rendered the probable result the more uncertain ; for there is beautiful simplicity about blue and jellow—old Tor, and-Whig distiuctiona—(let men ebuse them as die, like) which render part, battle more casil, calculated upon than the pieba'd divisions ...

... World. The absence, owing to continued illness, of Earl Derby from his daughter’s nuptials last week, has induced some of the Whig papers to begin to speculate already upon his probable successor chief of the Conservative party; the Turn, in anticipatory ...

... Everyone read tbe Times and indeed in all papers to tbe hospital at Caserta Garibaldi company English lady her two daughters We Whig the pleasure from family part Ireland highly-interesting description of the event from we are permitted to take the following ...

... professed Parliamentary liberals last session, was most discreditable. Why was Lord Derby's Government expelled Why are the Whigs in office 1 The answer is palpable. The one evinced incapacity and reluctance as reformers ; the others said they were ready ...

... journal remarks : Lord Bury, who not long ago was the loudest of lordly bidders for popular applause, and the most impatient of Whig opponents of an inadequate Tory extension of the franchise, now that lie is in office disdains even a passing recurrence to ...

... philosophical allusion when I say that what would conciliate all parties to the State, I 'believe—whatever they may be called, Whig, Tory, or Radical all would - that no benefit could be wen to the public of th agree is country which would be givt. highly ...

... progress of events that it is difficult to find the line of demarcation between those parties bearing different denominations. Whigs and Tories are spoken of as defunct races, and their successors are supposed to have buried the most prolific subjects of ...

... I am allowed so to speak —when I say that what would conciliate all parties in the state. I believe—whether they be called Whigs, or Tories, or Radicals —all would agree that no benefit could be given to the people of this country which ought to be more ...

... philosophical allusion wieia I I say that what would coimciliate all parties to the State, I believe-whatever they may be called, Whig, Tory, or Radical - all would agree that no benefit coakl 1)0 -given to the public of this country which woald be nirec highly ...