... bit two objects (Whig , and Tory), one'of which-is to be fondled, and. the other beaten. - One Is supposed to be- al good, the other all evil. - This political creed willamdmitofno middle being. Ifa ?? *|is not a Tory he muest be a Whig, &nudif he is. not ...

... brought them into union. Until very recently Mr Bright was regarded as a dangerous demagogue and general overthrower. The 'Whig habtedandroviledhim. The Wbig press abused him. There was a great gulf fixed between him and the most advanced of official ...

... justify his position as leader of the Opposition. He was bound to provoke encounter. From all secaions of his followers-from old Whigs, economic Purists, dis- sening Radicale, and philosoplsers, 'Mr Horaman, Mr Lowe, Mr ]irightaind Mr Mill-there came one cry ...

... non? of ?? the elebrsnof Iae IEarl and Co~untess of Scarborough. H3i was born inx Lhrli OF THE RRV. fl Cooir?.--The NoeMr,9 Whig of Monday says :1 ?? king iuies late lent'night, we Were-informed thbt Dr Cooke, who is now ia ?? in ?? thesaime stateos he ...

... comnmanded the respect even of those whobave diiferedfrom his poli- tical views. Mr John3on began his political career as a Whig. but has for some time past acted with the Democratio party, although in no sense a partisan. In 1866 Senator Johnson voted ...

... Mr Bearden, eing the last joint in the Liberal tail, is neither the *m ot.digaifled northe cleanest member of zthe organic Whig body. iUecently, in his motion respeotg the Quee, M'hizaideh has whisked himself mto , very nasty puddle indeed.' 'r Gladstone ...

... power,-by holding frequent public meet- ings, to make his person and his principles familiar to the 'electors, Mr Campbelljis a Whig of the 'lQW P4901 U1 i? f s far as h, j Appeared, he hag not exhibited one political feature distinguishing him from the common ...

... stares; f/r and'allovance 'for depreciation of buildings and use rat of fxtures, it realised in the year a net profit ol E RA ,0 Whig, 91 v pmgl4 pillowango to non. ,h onetbers ?? at the ston, and appropriations for e education, charities, and reserve fund ...

... Geur4e Gatupbell. 1le went on to show froun past history that the Tories hbd always done more good tm the country thau the Whigs, and oncgluded by expireeeiog his firm belief that on Tuesday ?? :;ir George Campbell would be found at the top of the pol1 ...

... d isis on that oceasion if he did not say what doe presumed most of themknewthat lie vtas a member of rvhat was called the Whig orr iberal pnrty. At the same time, if sent ta Parliament, lirewoud dire to be as much es possible an independent wiehwoei ...

... all events of moderate views in politics, who are opposed to the policy of the hybrid alliance formed between the Gladstone-Whig and Bright-American schools; and surely it is high time that this minority should be emancipated from the thraldom and mis ...

... can'be depended on at the day of election; and it is notorious that Tory landlords have all Tory tenants, and Whiglandlords have Whig tenants. There are, happily, a few ex. ceptions to this rule, and tenants have acted as men without suffering for their honesty-yes ...