... terms Whig and Tory, applied to opposite political parties. Whig of Scotch origin, and was applied those who were soured against the State, the word having been used in primary application to milk which had ceased sweet, and was goured oi whigged. Tory ...

... having exclusive control, not oven admitting respectable RomanCatlioliclarmen to share the administration of the institution the Whig Government contemplated. How Mr. Kirk, representative of Newrv, or any other Presbyterian aspiring to Parliamentary honours ...

... tenant cause. If we all could agree to let this question be viewed end upheld in its duo abstract position, irrespective of Whig Tory, should soon witness the trumph of justice, honesty, humamt), | lees Northland South will deal fairly with the . subject ...

... continue in office there will be prompt and most beneficial legislation on behalf of this country. They are sensible that the Whigs have been the greatest enemies of our nation. They always promised much when out of office, but when in power they did nothing ...

... the constituency is increased one-third, there being names added to the registry, increasing the number of electors from 454. Whig. The and the Chitkcii.— -The General Assembly the Caivanistio Methodists for south Wales has passed a resolution favour the ...

... refused to touch” for the scrofula (King’s evili although at that time there was a special in the Prayer Book for the ceremony. Whig and Tory were alike urging him > severity against the Catholics, and yet he was in faithful alliance with Catholic countries ...

... Londonderry, to the Chair of Logic in the Queen’s College, Belfast, has been announced; and on this point, at least, the Northern Whig may become calm. It was hoping against hope” for some time past, lest the Government might be induced choose a man who added ...

... always been an nr.swerving Conservative, and his continual protests against the ruinous concessions made successive Governments—Whig and Tory —to the demands of Ultramontanism shut him out from preferments to which was pre-eminently entitled. In that respect ...

... influence a, bishop, and he himself has up to the present moment been nothing but party man, generally voting on the side of the Whigs. Others could mention as adopting the course, and we should not be surprised to find in the new Parliament largely increased ...

... Coleraine—-and I have no fear of the result. As for the counties, I suppose will have to wait for the ballot. Richard Cameron (in Whig). , Londonderry, Oct. h, 1868. ...

... State -tCheer-, and Voice That quite sylßoieni.”) The gentleman had better keep The Philistines Ayr are too knowing for him.— Whig- ...

... intentions’’ from an unknown individual. Altogether these are queer election tactics —symptomatic surely of deplore able weakness.— Whig. THE GIRLS OF NEWBY. ron “the heporteb.”] Poets have sung of the women of Greece, And praised the eyes of the beauties of Jewry ...