... TORIES AND WHIGS. (from the star.) It is through the Irish vote that the Conservatives expect soon to return to power. So writes Mr. Vincent Sully. an ...

... used. The meeting was most numerously and respectably attended. Whigs and Tories. —Speculations as to policy to be pursued by the rival Parliamentary parties begin to appear in the Tory and Whig organs. It is said the Tory leaders mean make, learly in the ...

... be times when nation that do.s not intervene actually takes part but the present time is notone of them. Notoriously (the Whigs) have rendered the most effective services to Italy, although have not fired a shot or spent a penny for her, simply because ...

... Duty the slender bat sufficient majority 15, the numbers b'eia to 231. far the division could loolro.t on as the trial of the Whig Government we regret this result' but regarding the attack of the Tory party as directed against measure of great public utility ...

... onslaught of Lord Normanby has hastened his fall. , . .. , The Morning S(«r admits that, at both sides of the Channel, the Whigs declining influence . but worst o’ all, the Times commences an unfriendly attack the ministry on account of the recent changes ...

... with another they scarcely know where they are «*r what they art*. Here and there in remote provincial places the pood old Whig and traditional Tory flourish, and the unenfranchised ike interest still their faction fights. In Scotland this is so an extent ...

... deliver himself from the tu.eloge of the hereditary Whig idea, and throw hirns If in search colleagues upon the country which has stood by him in difficult times, which has kept him power in spite of Whig and Tory, which has endorsed his foreign and domestic ...

... the very roots of disease. dousing is their parage. every Is- Maltby till the blood la podia, the system rosovatad, and all Whig sesavdiag M sating data became a wbm, betas they bad ►ees sad and nosey beraleas.— They shish tweed sad gamest' distemper, ...

... and three quarters, was exhibited our office yesterday, by Mr. William Henderson, of Eluiville, whose property it was grown WHIG POLICY IN IRELAND. (from the daily news.) The alienation of the representatives of Ireland from the Liberal party in parliament ...

... Printed sad Sold at Stall No. 217, An Exhibit/oft. FlGotr.Orshoo.treet, end ill fanners. Joel Pahhaw& THE BIEN WHIGS. (From file Jam's.) eel The Whigs .e sick. Their Meade haw yet takes • (Mesa of them, bat it is lumen that mites are in ■ very way, teen,* lam ...

... Buchanan was favourable to the Southern interests, and was indebted for his election to tho Irish vote ; his successor is a Whig-devoted to Northern intcrests-and is indebted for his election to tho enemies of tho Irish, The moment Lincoln camo into power ...

... and, with such Party, there are very few grievances which could not be redressed Events favour this policy at present—the Whigs are ruined fur ever Ireland the Bishops now s°e them in their (ruecolours; their persecution of the Pope has caused the Catholic ...