... most extraordinary fashion about Whigs and Tories, and one ami twenty talk of what you will —it may ba the weather, or the mountains of the moon—and you are doomed to hear from him that ever recurring jablcr about the Whigs, the Tories, and the one and twenty ...

... right to choose their own government, and clutch the arms by which alone it can be secured. we be told that Queen's speeches, Whig Premier speeches, and Tory Governor-General' speeches, did. not represent the opinions, convicboats, and determination ot the ...

... choose their own government, and clutch the arms by which alone it can be secured.” Shall we be told that Queen’s speeches. Whig Premier speeches, and Tory Governor-General’ speeches, did not represent the opinions, convictions, and determination oi the ...

... new state, or new dynasty; that, long there are parties hostile to the established order, struggling not like the Tories and Whigs for the ministry, but the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne—that to say, as long there are nations within the ...

... Cullenist deput.vion to the Government, and by the menace f withholding their votes would be sure to curry their point. So do the Whigs govern us. No gjch pressure can be put upon the Executive now; and therefore we may expect that the Commissioners will not ...

... namesake of the cx-Attornc}'-General, was fined in one shilling only, which paid, and made his exit as soon possible. —Nurthem Whig. Winter Fair. —Yesterday (Friday), the sixth and last fair in 18G0 held in the accustomed and most »**' venient place'on Bray ...

... State, or a new dynasty ; Unit, as long as there are parties hostile to established order, strng ding not like the Tories and Whigs for the ministry, but the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow throne that is to say, as long as there are nations wittiin ...

... strengthen the all ance between the Cu lonites and the Whig Ministry. Although Dr Cullen’s vanity, or igr.orancs of the state and requirements of this country, may prevent bis disassociating himself from the Whig party, may indefinitely postpone a candid ackn ...

... Hotel on Monday, and remained nearly an boor. MESSRS. WHITESIDE AND NAPIER ‘BROUGHT UP” IN THE POLICE COURTS. The Northern Whig give* the subjoined police case which, owing to the names implicated, will, no doubt, create some sensation and surprise:— ...

... applicable to Ireland; that iu future she will be really Protestant Ireland ;”and as such he defies any government, whether Whig or Tory, to legislate for Ireland on any other grounds than on thoroughly Protestant principles (meaning course those ascendancy ...

... uncles used to do, a matter of course, but fifty years a-o! The professions regret and even of disgust Sth which both your Whig and your Tory “statesmen of the English party to-day alludes to the vile means bj which the Union was carried” are so ardent ...

... sistance to any change tu aken by Mr. ared in the Dablio in reference to the app’ Anni- forward a measure apoo if ast Northera Whig, e Gates :— upon the Gov to bring versary of Shutt: ng thy that some hundreds of ponsibility for the abolition of Charch «+ ...