... have occupied the same pegs in Downing-street as they did in 1H59. In the present instance, it is not much Tory versus Whig as Whig versus Liberal; and assuredly, when Greek meets Greek then comes the tug of war.’* No Parliamentary situation ever pointed ...

... beer, tnrnpoike gates, and such loik. Which also they wuh to see io the now Form Bill, as will soon passed spite of the big Whigs, namely, that the Wrexham Lawyers shall not bo allowed call in the morgiges during Lection week. So Hoorah for the Form Bill ...

... of his fellow-conntryraen. It could not be that a bill of this charac er could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there coaid not be much danger in bill bronght in by a member of the house of Bedford and supported by the Cavendishes ...

... motion, and it was adopted. I Mr John Bright, M.P., then addressed the meeting, I reminding the Lord Grosvenor section the Whig party that after the passing of the first Reform 1 Parliament they had become so unpopular as to have to j give way to Sir ...

... the decline of the Irish population not to the three bad harvests,” but to twenty year® of almost nnbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of the Whig Cabinet was, he said, to thus expressed: Drive the human beings away to America; send in cow® and oxen ; make ...

... Editor of the Wrexham Advertiser. Sjr—lt was said in the London papers of Monday last that meeting of Tories nnd recreant Whigs hud been held Saturday at the house of Laing to make arrangements for the disposal of the offices to In-come vacant on the ...

... very unmeaning. Perhaps they were, so were the terras Whig and Tory very unmeaning ; and he was glad find that in onr selection of meu for the Town Council in this borough we were not divided into Whig and Tory as was the case in many other boroughs. believed ...

... Northern Whig says—“ The gentleman, the Hon. Leonard M'Clnre, who performed this extraordinary and probably unprecedented feat, is a native of Lisburn, and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the Northern Whig, Some years ...

... Belfast Northern Whig says—“ The gentleman, the Hon. Leonard M’Clure, who performed this extraordinary and probably unprecedented feat, is native of Lisbnrn, and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the Northern Whig. Some years ...

... retrogressive. Mr. Gladstone has advanced, since his younger days, from a Conservative to a Peelite. from a Peelite to a Whig, and from Whig to a Liberal. With each Session of Parliament he has seemed to undergo a new development in the one direction which ...

... in the people’s House of Parliament. We not look upon it from a one-sided view; hut weighing the arguments of Conservative, Whig, Uadi cal, and Philosopher, according to their worth, we think there is moie than enough to prove to us that if Chatham, Burke ...

... anv subject affecting the development of the constitution, in the direction of reduced franchise, the in-ervntives, in which Whigs and Tories are at one in i opinion, when of the former say that heart a Conservative. . should like yon, sir, to give this ...