... 1859 the Tories seemed to recognise the Whigs' claim to be the exclusive reformers, and themselves to be a mere check on too rapid progress. Since 1859, however, the Tories claim to be as much re' fotmers as the Whigs; only while the latter go to France and ...

... accorded to Mr. Dickens's encyclopedias of pothouse pleasantries:l—Clambers', Journal. WHIG AND TORl.—People who continue to discuss the difference between Whigs and Tories as if it was still a great one, set a false issue before the pnblic. The only ...

... The Protestant feeling of our townsmen has been thoroughly aroused thereby, and a considerable number of the electors, both Whig and Tory, have pledged themselves to the work? It may naturally be supposed that such an association of people working on principle ...

... scattered to the winds, and incapacity and tergiversation are to be blended together and taken as his rule of conduct, verily the Whig-Radical party in Cheltenham will be in very bad case, and Ichabor will he the standing motto upon the political banner of ...

... latter felt • movement at her pocket. Looklog down she saw the prisoner abstrertiog her purse, but the latter dropped it on Whig observed, and went out of the building. She was, however, followed by P.C. Morgan, brought back, and detained. She refused ...

... comes, on the average, once in three years and a half, and is their harvest. Are the Whigs or the Tories to head the dangerous crusade against the tap? If the Whigs do. most certainly will they lose the first general election after, for the whole Conservative ...

... be., down, through ibis combination of forces, such resistance es the Whip are in a condition to of On the other baud, tie Whigs are scarcely prepared to accept es their leader • pew was, however highly gifted. It Is sold that they see errang• log to bring ...

... engagements have been confined to skirmishing with Forrest's cavalry, acting as rear guard to Hood'. main army. The Richmond Whig, on the 16th, states that a report bad been received from General' Roddy, announcing that the Federal,' have abandoned ell ...

... amount of tumult. One was a bead representing Mr. Horsman's, one half painted blue (the Tary colour), and one half yellow (the Whig colour). The other was • weathercock ; one side was painted yellow, and inscribed Mr. Horsman in 1853;' the other was painted ...

... objects dearest to bis heart were attained, eyed little ',baba the men with whom he sat on the Tramiel , benches were styled Whigs or Tories, liberal-Conservativa. or COolleft•tliff-Liberals. His very coingsteocy in this respect het been ¬arised as a ...

... usual in a general amnesty. Meantime the partisans on both side, are very much excited, especially in Belfast. The Northern Whig says:— A lawless and murderous spirit is abroad which is inflamed and not shocked by the sight of blood sod the tidings of ...

... have been opposed to this iniquitous and godless measure on the highest grounds. It is one of the moat miserable products of Whig legislation. Every day's experience has confirmed our worst anticipations as to its unhappy results ; and many who were loud ...