... The Kingston British Whig has received letter from Trinity College, Toronto, asking for a free copy of that paper for the use of the students attending tho college. The Whig says:— We look upon the request as a piece of consummate impudence. Here see ...

... divergence of opinion, not only between the representatives of the two great parties, but between those who, whether they be Whigs or Radicals, arrogate to themselves the title of Liberals. For instance, Mr. C. Dv Cake, one of the Lords of the Admiralty ...

... Bright should be a perfect master, for he has been one of its most ardent students, at all events, since his friends the Whigs, whom he would see entombed in Westminster Abbey, with an epitaph of his own composing, failed carrying out a Bill of which ...

... the magnitude of his wrath, had held up to the scorn and execration of his countrymen as the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs. The sentence passed by the excommunicator of Mr. Bright's new found favorites was not couched in language the most polite ...

... all events, he is not at home. We hear that in the midst of his denunciations Saxon misrule—the misrule of his friends the Whigs—he grew hoarse, from brawling perhaps too much of late, and all but broke down. Now, we wish no harm to any man, but it is ...