... answered by Not so, it is a Tory that comes out next time, and we are not going to replace one Tory by another; we win have a Whig out and a Tory in. Those who really wish to exclude politics from the Town Council should beware not to lend themselves, their ...

... Mlr%. 1Edwards and Mr. Wiodeatt, solicitors, used to suppolt me. Party feeling then wais different to what it is stow. The Whig Government was as much attacked by the Radicals as by the Tories, and a Itadical member wold 1 have been as bad for the Govern- ...

... famous for its devotion to the Whigs, ISw converted into a Tory organ, actually claims for the Tory Government the credit of introducing running drill into the exercise of the army. For thirty years, it is said, the Whigs have had power, and yet they never ...

... immediate cause of that disloyalty is to be found in the wrongs which English statesmen have inflicted upon her. The policy of Whig and Tory with regard to the sister island has been equally 'lishonourable to both. They have disregarded her ries and prayers ...

... ; and if a Moore, the author of seditious and licentious son gs, has been considered deserving of a pension by our present Whig-Radical Administration, the humble m an who exerts his talents in writingloyal and conlstitntional pieces must surely have ...

... if it ]l'medcu (10( to give himx Strength. to go through th ?? year, lie soiiiuld endeavour to he perfectly ins- ]Ifitial ?? Whig aiid Torey, Liberal aud Chartist. k~luivr, hear.) Before lie 1lroceeeled to snake one or two imsamolz lie could riot help sa~ying ...

... 1-when it startled the -public oil its first aminnetlemant. It awas supposed to mean the seizure of thle estattes of certain at 'Whig end Conservative noblemen, whom Mr. Bright la named, giving them compensation as railway companies or take and give, enid the ...

... l his reasoning from it, and his elaborate his- torical house of cards, will come to the ground in, One crash of risil. Ihe Whig party is a political party, but it is not neces- sarily nor actually now a governing party, which shows that a body of mcn ...

... they read the Tory papers, but he made a point of doing it. They had of late got a inew organ, which formerly belonged to the Whigs, but which now represented Tory politics-the Globc. He was very much amused by a long article which appeared in that paper ...

... all subjects save those where it was necessary that party differences should occur, he felt that he was not the member for Whig, Radical, or Conservative, but for all that noble con- stituency which belonged to the Northern Division of the West Riding ...