... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORY PEERAGES. The ‘charge which has been made against the Conservative Governments of msking an proportion of peers admits of a very decisive an- swer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Bobert Peel held power altogether for nine ...

... affair at all, but that unfortunately upwards of seventy operatives have been discharged fr* m their employment by several Whig firms for voting for Mr. Thomas W. Mellor. far have the committee appointed to look after the interests of .their fellow workmen ...

... idea, now that the Whigs or are in power, they qill more amenable to reason, and, Moore's wor'’s— as I saw quoted with regard to them the other day As bees. when flowers are found, soon cease to hum, So settling upon ou! laces Whigs are dumb. Now wit! ...

... and a jury, and you open a temptation to him to t become a partisan. After all, judges are but men, 3 and, as men, they are Whigs and Tories, Radicals h and Constitutionalists, as the case may bv? Why s then, urged the Lord Chief Justice, should you f throw ...

... leader of PRESTON.—Mary Cook, Oak steeet, agsd 57 ; compact minority {main breaking the unhallowed al* jjLw AS-* Uauco of Whig and Radical, some lime not very remote, • iVnht-ri « not altogether di.teuiferad dream. The next B^wln.^^.^ or ’n»y have entertain ...

... inqutiry; and It there were, an Insquiry woald have been highly beneficial. It is a great pity that the party- names Tory and Whig should ever be mentioned ti A municipal contest. We want true repreaentativee, who will express the feelings of their constituenta ...

... amenable to reason; and, he saw quoted the other day- bees, when flowers are found, Hoon cease to hum ; S| *l'B« upon place, Whigs grow dumb. (Laughter and cheers.) Yes ; they expected them to grow dumb; and he was sure they would bo amenable reason, and ...

... came in there were three or four of us in, and he asked if we had nothing to drink, and we said “No.” He asked if we were Whigs or Tories, and we said we were all Tories in the house. There was halfgallon ordered. We drank it, and there was a second ...

... which hardly professes to have any outsides the Irish Church question, and a represents nothing beyond *bd K an d Thero tho Whigs , KadlcalB » th e place-hunting Liberals, ocateB °man Catholicism and po-1 phalanx of discordant factions M^. gle purpose, ...

... melee Me paey ineludieg a number tf The . Masc. however, the edeatsol the woe occupied by Mr is.. Grimed. end alone had the and Whig wish those protein were Mr. J. Hick M P.. her seder OMI she beaded him is Lieuteeant-Colone! Gray, M.P., the live the which ...

... most assuredly the Tory party would be well pleased to see any all of these questions satisfactorily settled. But neither Whigs nor Tories will be particularly gratified to find the Cabinet evading the first and greatest question at issue in order to ...

... representative body, confined the higher offices of state to a few noble families and their dependents or allies, whether of the Whig or Tory party, the Commons of this realn failed to enjoy their due opportuni- ties of self-government, and the British constitution ...