... tics of Parliamentary life are insincerity and unsoundness. The present Administration consists of overt Tories, stagnant Whigs, and torpid Liberals, presided over by a chief who does the work of the Opposition! ...

... succeeded to the titular Dll family, and took his seat and subsenng the tiro he was th supported quently the House Lords, « the Whig Governments. In Scotland he was a warm supporter of the Free Church, and was deservedly popular. From September, 1848, to March ...

... Editor, there is but one remedy. At the next General Election that takes place —which, very probably, will be next year—scatter Whigs and Tories to the winds, and support no candidate that will not vote for the total abolition of Schedule D. Your obedient servant ...

... elective franchise would turn their attention to matters of practical utility—of individual concernment: the rival claims of Whig and Tory are but as the small dust of the balance when compared with a system of finance which tends to the impoverishment ...

... administering relief in homoeopathic doses. We incline to the opinion that the clamours of party must subside—the rivalry of Whig and Tory must give place to matters of greater importanc —and a vigorous effort must be made to procure a mitigation, or, at ...

... Income Tax ! let this be the rallyiug-cry of the middle-classes, and let them withhold their suffrages from any candidate—be he Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative—who will not pledge himself to vote for its entire abrogation. We may be asked, what means ...

... of Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Postmaster-General. Mr. Lowe was refused admission this sacred enclosure of aristocratic Whigs the suspicion that he writes for the Times. Illustrated Times. A great cheese is now on view in London. It was made in one ...

... conimandmg OWn the Town of views of the Sea and The and Picturesque and the Greenhouse and & ena are m S and choice Plants, whig Valuation. . There is a small Farm ed^ o and atstore' which will be Let or Sold either with or without the Mansion House, may ...

... Pope, and the deposed Grand Dukes has been wisely left to political renegade, who owes his marquisate and his pension to the Whigs, and to a few ultramontane Papists, such as Sir George Bowyer, Mr. Maguire, and others ; but it is doubtful how far such t ...

... the two party leaders. I 3 the Rupert of debate returning to first principles? We remember when he formed one of the great Whig party and held office under Lord Grey, of whose Ministry he was styled the evil genius; but, like a certain ambitious spirit ...

... they will claim credit for virtues which they do not possess, and realize the idea suggested by the old joke, that when the Whigs were bathing they ran away with their clothes. They would, nevertheless, have some difficulty in reconciling their professed ...

... of the popular bias and inclination of a candidate; and sometimes it is even stated that there is little to choose between a Whig and a Tory, if both are opposed to tbe only measure suggested for the protection of tbe honest voter. It is very natural tbat ...