... Tory display, Your correspondent appears not Ito be aware that so far from blue and buff being a Tory colour, it is the old Whig party badge, and if there were any political meaning in the atair, which I am1 sure there is not, it would point in the direction ...

... government, and it had been the- practice of this government to recgnise' de facto governments. In less than twelve months a Whig govern- ment, because it had suited its purpose, had recoenired i Belgium, and it would not do to say that the-civil war was ...

... too sudden and too complete, so it gives way, and consents to a compromise. -The Herald thinks that, of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code is the most discreditable and humiliating, and asks what are we to ...

... too sudden and too onmplete, so it gives way, and consents to a compromise. -The Herld thinks that, of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code is the most discreditable and humiliating, and asks what are we to ...

... l, nd predicted that the winning borse in a future prrliamentary session would be retrenchment, whether ho was jockeyed by Whig or Conservative. A rumour is current that the post-office authoritis hanve prob. posed to the government to purehasie all the ...

... In English counties the Conservatives have lost 27 seats. In Irish counties there has been a steady reaction against the Whigs, showing itself in a net Conservative gain of 13 votes. In Sctch counties the ?? loss, between 1841 and 1859, wras seven votes ...

... Cinlliffs Shawe, Esq., vras, la June, 1792, elected MP. for Preston, on the death of the Bight Ron. General Burgoyne, on the Whig or Derbyite interest, and sat for the borough until the dissolutian in 1796, when he retired, and Sir H. P. Hoghton, Bert-; ...

... tht ReormBill was thrown out?--~( Lord JohnRussll. Andat whose instance Was it, that that government a overthrown, and a: Whig govei-nment brought int ofce ?-(To try to bring in a better.) When they cm into power they brought in a thing which they ...

... -g districts, were the wind. Gentlemen,l says the hon. baronet from Ruftord, we are indebted, amongst other things, to the Whig government for the inestimable blessings caused by the financial measures I of the Right Hon. . E. Gladstone.-(Great laughter ...

... struggle, but evades the real casus belli-the policy of the government on the Italian question. The testimony of this veteran 'Whig- ?? to the claims of the White family to the gratitude of the Roman Catholic clergy atdd people de- serves to be quoted. The ...

... The loss incured, he addedwould be veryincousider- has able. ?? DISTURBANESs IN BELVAST.-On Thursday, says the able Northern Whig, the streets of Belfast, where formerly the Wei riots between Roman Catholics and Protestants took place, rive were crowded ...