... CATrnoLrKoe -The following defiartion is from I Meandre's Treasuryv :- Tory, in British history, a political party ?? to the Whigs. and adhering to the ancient conatitotion of England. The word Tory is Irish, end was formerly applied to a ialse of depredatore ...

... some numbers spinner hold ord exa in advance. Flax.-The markets, both home end foreign, are al15. tered this week.-.Nor'thrt Whig. WOOL ANJD WORSTED. BnA~inonno, Monday.-An unusually smell numbsr'of persons have been on 'Change to-day, the municipl ee-1 ...

... and of the Tory party to heap taxation upon them, because they wanted to have offices I and places for their children. The Whigs and the To- ries had been obliged to do it. But now the govern- ment of the country was in the hands of the people and of Gladstone ...

... Adrerliser (Liberal) gives an account of a )erecent nmeeting at W irkeworth, welsn Lord Geo. Cavendilb, and Mr. Jackson, sen., the Whig-ladical candidates for , North Derbyshire, addressed a large body of electors. _ From the report given in the above-naued paper ...

... there, persons of all parties, not met for prty considerations whatever. It waa no matter to them whether the Government was Whig or Tory, Libesal or Conservative (beer, hear). They were there to address Ste Statc to do their dutyto this country in endeavouring ...