... divided the two great factions of Whigs and Tories. Now, however, he contended that no such question remained. For all that concerned the public busi- ness of the nation, he held that Tories were as good as Whigs and Whigs as good as Tories, but there was ...

... Toryism, jest as crabs at the bottom of the sea get covered with barnacles, Bat he had a Radical Shell at starting, and then a Whig shelf, ard put the Tory shell on wnen Lord George Beatinck took him into his training as the most promising dark horse of ...

... 1 able to read and write. In Scotch districts the numbers were 163, 157, and 030; in Irish, 322, 104, and 578. The Nortkeri Whig, In giving its report on the state of the crops In the north of Ireland for the week ending yes- terday, mays that the accounts ...

... the House of Commons with scarcely any intermission since June, 1830, and has always been a thick and thin supporter of the Whig party. It is understood that Captain Mackinnon, his son, will be a candidate for the borough of Bye, on the elevation of Mr ...

... But he was happy to say that among his new accomplishe ments ho ha not forgotten that which nature taught him, I Damn the Whigs.u (Great laughter This Is a good rnnmple of the hon. member's speech on the occasion. The demonstration was considered a ...

... repeatedly declare to be the only legitimate method of extricating the Hospital from its difficulties. Turning next to the New Whig, let us see what the Weekly Board have to say about that. The necessity for the New Wing continues nnabatedl-so say the Weekly ...

... account of his parrot, which, among its numerous accomplish. sents, had the peculiarly graceful one of saying, 6 D-n the Whigs. The bird and the master are in this respect somewhat alike. Beyond a propensity for abusing his political opponents, Mr. ...