... henceforth, end until this ill-advised agitation shall cease, to adopt the course I have indicated. I shall support no man, Whig or Tory, who is prepared to lend himself to the ruthless work of Disestablishmeet, or who speaks of it in the Jesuitical style ...

... wet, at aimed. fear tiara Ihs wry. '• Wrack Mortara, only wet, at sod 100 a-yard--lass than pall-price. Another Dale of the Whig Dress shirts, to llid, worth M. Thousands of these shirts have been sold dor%g the last sight days. I Bales Check tibirthis ...

... is defeated. In this country now-a-days, as Mr Ellice has often told us, it matters not what Government is in powercall it Whig or Tory—it must govern the country on Liberal principles. The truth of this remark has more than once been verified in the ...

... this is the way in which they like to be governed. (Loud cheers.) Don't let us suppose this is like the old question between Whig and Tory. It is nothing of the kind. It is not even as if it were a secondary matter ; it is not even as if we were disputing ...

... harbour, all of which was quite an enigma to the school boy till he remembered that the collector was a Tory and Mr Summers a Whig. Mr Williamson went over the same field that he did at St Andrews ; but he referred more particularly to reciprocity, which ...

... that between Sir Win. Rae and Colonel Radii., mode the streets ring as with the cry of battle over the rival watchword • f Whig awl Tory. Mr Horsburgh, however, was through life less interested In political than iu ecclesiastical controversy—he being ...

... Minister came into power whose favourite idea it has always been to emancipate the Crown from the restrictions under which the Whig precedents had placed it. And it was to this of the question that Mr Dillwyn and Mr Courtney forced back the attention of a ...

... light on their doings. Here are some of Mr Waterston's deliverances : Comparing the claims of Whig and Tory, he said that of the two be preferred the Tory. The Whig promised them everything and gave them nothing, while the Tory promised them nothing and gave ...

... true friends of the people. If he refers to the Radical section, I admit his assertion, but if by Liberals he means the Whigs, then I deny it, and call for proof. No politician can be termed a friend of the people who refuses the ratepayers the liberty ...

... year the demand fur Reform had taken bold of the nation ; and at the election of a new Parliament in October of that year the Whigs carried the counties by a majority of Bto 5, and the cities by Bto 1. So that the downfall of Tory supremacy which had lasted ...

... to think or write induced a testing as it hie head were bar-ting; which permit Bed him. He adds the follow lag postscript re'Whig to A. Stronach who, as many of our readers ieinemlwr, woe then euppete4 t be voing fete euft ening of the brain :— I tenet ...

... uniting of all classes, agricultural and manufacturing. At the coming election every candidate must be asked, be he Tory or be he Whig, whether he would support the industry of this country or of foreign nations. (Cheers.) MR BRIGHT AND MR GLADSTONE ON Tll E ...