... England the old tory party was extinct. Wed, if the tory party was extinct, what were they tosay of the whigs— pure, but not simple (laughter). Few whigs were to be found. If there were any they wandered like that bird of which he believed there only remained ...

... on duty. The prisoner was charged with having furnished military appliances to the Confederates at Richmond. ■ The Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that Pemberton has been placed under arrest. It is officially stated that the length of coast blockaded ...

... fairest possible manner—(hear, hear) —but if the judging was not seen the unsuccessful competitors thought there was some ear-whigging in their Had the weather been fine the effect of the open judging would have been ono of the most popular of the proceedings ...

... political wisdom it has this month for its readers. Sir James ia represented aa having passed through three political phases —Whig, and something more—Conservative—Peelite. There is no apotheosis for him either man, a landlord, or a politician. One good ...

... protect them. It may be the opinion of majority or of a minority. The Radical looks to Radical opinion, the Tory to Tory, the Whig to Whig, the Working Man to his Union. But if opinion be adverse, what the consequence Wherever there is real responsibility there ...

... an interval had elapsed since the treatment of a question which was both the stalking-horse and tho stumbling-block of tho Whig party, but which now, no doubt, found but little favour on the Treasury bench— (ironical cheers). True, it was far easier and ...

... will not be for his honour, for he will find true what was said of another No Tory trusts him, knowing what he was ; While Whigs abhor him, for he left their cause. However, that is his look out while tho subject he has brought forward one not to thought ...

... deny that Lord Derby's Irish Church ties Bill has been of the greatest valuo to the Cabi ch. Lord Derby was a member of a Whig the hen, under their auspices, he carried through • eaBUre Mr. Osborne would now carry farther. >. all means; but this will ...