... entitled John Bull changeant son cheval borgne pour un aveugle. Two very old horses are standing side by side. One named thse Whig Ministry, has hut one eye, and his saddle is vacant. The other the Tory Ministry, is q~uite blind, and Johnl B~ull, freshly ...

... of the day. But these party names refer to home questions, quite apart from foreign conquest, as did our party names whilst whig and tory shed their blood in the Peninsula. The Prussian conservative will annex your land, so will the liberal; and both will ...

... some hours' wrangling. On Tuesday the conservative side of the ar- gument was more fully heard, and it was contended that the whigs had done nothing for Ireland ; it had been said that the people of Ireland were half a century behind those of England ...

... the tories having all the patronage in their power. The change in the town took place about 12 years ago; previously the whigs ruled. If a %vhig gets in now it is always said lie was permitted to do so by the conservatives. The half-crown ticket is ...

... question, hut that there is no upel essential difference between Tweedledlun and Tweedledoee Oppo: between conservative and whig-had he, in short, played a na( the pedant. this triu aiph of fools and of knaves would have couin been ?? ilete.. The weak ...

... Abraham ifi Amos. He was offered 15l. by the liberals. John Adcock h wss paid three times by the tories and, once by the whigs. 01 (Lauihter. ) Thcsman lwould rath er vo Le for tbe devil than n the to *es (Laughter.) Hec got altogether 751. (Laughter ...

... opponents of any heroism I s approaching to that of JoAN ADcocK. He was i paid three times by the Tories and once by the I ai Whigs, and got altogether 751. He voted for the Liberals; he would not vote for the Tories e even if they gave him ten bribes ...

... most of the delegates are life-long democrats, though there is a thin sprinkling of gentlemen who still call them, selves whigs. a word that means nothing now, and also a thlin sprinkling of men who have at one time and another been republicans, and a ...

... considered this was most unsatisfac- tory, but what decided me most to retire was a remark by one of the voters-whether tory or whig I don't know- who said, I am ready to lay down my life for Jesus Christ, but I don't consider that it would be a sin to take ...

... suffered from it; and this conviction Les was strengthened, he tells us, by a remark of nd one of the voters-whether Tory or Whig I en don't know-who said, 'I am ready to lay 'down my life for JEBUS CEBIST, but I don't are 'consider that it would be ...

... Kellock 5001. to cover the whole of y his expense3. I suppose about 75 men were bribed on the L conservative side, and about 50 whigs. The prices vary a more here than at other places, ranging from 501. down to 2p5!. The liberals must have spent much more than ...

... vacant after the election, and was filled up on the last day the late govern. m meait wvere iii office. Mir. Samuel Parnell, the whig briber, was appointed. Had Lord Derby's government been in I Ei should have had the appointment. At the election of b 1863 ...