... fruit that was forUddea bar? were Whigs and Tories, as now, 150 yes re n go, and advauts go wasal wa) • taken when a woman was reiguing. It was so Queen Anne's days. Who took advantage of that pour woman but the Whig.? The Radical papers had within the ...

... , who ii, perhaps, , less sympathetic than he should be, •ill not fail to I mottos that the double weddiog brings together Whig ' and Tory houses, in • wanner rather foreign to party iestiecta. The brides of Monday's corenmey are the of Ur Disraoli's ...

... MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. One of the most tehing complaints against both Tory and Whig Governments, was the appointment of incompetent persons to public office. The Whigs IR WILFRID LA% RON, AND YR EDMUND POTTER especially, had a special leaning towards ...