... Gale on this invention, the great utility and marvellous character of which were fully recognised. Mr. Gale also referred Whig latest invention—a grenade for use in naval Retinue, causing for half an hour or woe an impenetrable fog in any desired locality ...

... the bursts of laughter with which these confessions are received by the audience, shows that the whole affair is regarded by Whig and Tory alike as a capital joke. The question is, how are these corrupt practices to be put a stop to ? The Times admits that ...

... of seeing to what purpose the Tories worked their majority at the Board of Commissioners. By giving public work to doubtful Whigs they succeeded in winning to their side about twenty of these Cheltenham Adollamites. (Laughter.) Notwithstanding the splendid ...

... present occasion. He had often lent them a room, and would be proud to do so again for the benefit of a deserving man be he Whig or Tory. (Applause) They would always be welcome at the Queen's Hotel. Mr. Paul said there was one more duty left. The meeting ...

... Having abandoned the expectation of getting a man after his own heart, our Tory contemporaryhas set to work fishing for a Whig. Mr. Cossa says the true-blue organ has seriously made known his intention of offering hinplelf for the post, and it is ...

... better chance of a really good and comprehensive bill from a Tory Ministry than from a iheral one, inasmuch as though the Whigs could carry a bill for the extension of the suffrage, they could not carry one for a redistribution of seats ; whereas, on ...

... by the friendly and sagacious teaching of w omen, they cannot have risen to the state of manhood. Dor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. unfit ...

... squadron, which he has somehow assembled for ocean training within two or three months after his humiliating admission. The Whigs cannot, after all, have left the navy in such a very helpless state as Sir John would have had us to believe, especially if ...

... present condition of the times, when we consider the strife and the straggle of parties, the Whigs in power trying to keep out the Tories, and the Tories the Whigs, each doing their beet by trimming and manoeuvring to keep themselses in power, and command ...

... of the Ave were Tories. Mr. Davies remarked that in this particular the Tories we following the precedent set them by the Whigs. (Laughter.) The Chairman consented to the name of Mr. Rainger being substituted for that of Mr. Winterbotham. Mr. Fallon was ...

... Royal Commission to tion,i&r and upon a fair and reasonable measure of reform. Should that imams he at all objected to by the Whig party, and an amendment moved to the Address, it is that the Government will, in the event of defeated. ask the Queen to dissolve ...

... candidates to-day learn to forget the fighting of yesterday, and that the members newly returned to our Local Parliament—both Whig and Tory—will unite in promoting the beauty and prosperity of the town in which we live, and whose interests by yesterday's ...