... from that produced by Mr. Die. BAELI. No person could know to what party she inclined, so affably did she receive by turrs Whigs and Tories into her confidence, Lord PALMERBTON and Earl RUSSELL, Sir Rolatr PEEL and Lord DiuRBY, were equally welcome but ...

... -There will hea mreeting of this society this evening (Wednes. day). Subject for debate- That the recent con- duct of the Whig is loss patriotic than that of the Tories, Speakers-Affirmative- Mr. I). P'Donyeli. B.A. ,and Mr. H. Leecb, B.A.. Negative-Mr ...

... outrages of Sunday and Monday. The Muss- raivYrsH appeared with orange ribbons in their buttosnholes on Sunday, but orange is the Whig colour in England, and its wear quite lawful, When the Orangemen of Ulster, and their friends in Dublin, are calling out for ...

... hazards, and that Mr. GLAD.- e SToNu;'S resolutions were vague, valueless, and d abstract. But the slight allusion to the t old Whigs set them all on fire. There was a snake in the grass, and the poor Dean had to make way for a certain Lord CoLCHsESTER. The ...

... it to he unchurched, and made an inetruroent for political fnurpopes in the hands of Djisraeli, or whoever happens, whetker Whig or Tory, to he Prime Minister at the time, If the English Clsorc~h is clothed in purple and fine linen, and fares sumptuously ...

... relations of these pstties to the civil Government TheIrish people found that5 whether the Government were despotic or republican, Whig or Tory, they were treated by every one eith thef lane bitterne. It wao only recently tbatthey were denouneed in ?? Parliament ...

... in any party spirit il the sense of antagonism to one English party or favour to the other it was with him no qunestionn of Whig or T'ory, hut he objected to conferring increased political power on mree who were still persevering in support- ing the policy ...

... Ileuverie) was astonished that the Tory country gen- tlemen of Englund bhwl aubmitted to such a sttate of thiogs so long. He was a Whig country gentleman, end he theught such a state of things degrading to the crown, diegraceful to the ministry, and destruc- ...

... body in the State, I feel confident, that in their hearts would repudiate such an idea ; aind that is the old constitutional. Whig party in thin kingdom. That body, I feel perfectly confident, is not in favour of what, in commonly calle a Free Church, which ...

... Potter (loud laughter and cheers). c Where were the troops of friends that should accom- f pany old age ? Where were the Whigs who had sur- c rounded him in hie career, and helped to raise him to the high poaition of Prime Minister cheerd). The noble ...