... measure of Reform, and L~ord Derby and Ai~r Disraeli had ample time to makeo up their naimds - whether their measure dished ties Whigs or the a Tories in the most satisfactory mnausser. (Laughter.) Peace is a word at the present moment in every inanes mouth ...

... the organls of sight and hearing, and to a wise reticence of speech. Nor are we here caled upon OWi to discuss the merits of Whig and Tory, more tiel especially when the wily Chancellor happens to noi be neither in any sense intelligibly corresponding pre ...

... the Conservative has become a Liberal, while the Liberal has not belied his name. Old John Skinner's wiih has been met at ?? Whig and Tory should all agree. And, with this catholicity of operation, if we estimate the dignity of any Parlia- mentary seat ...

... Huxley, Iwho formed what are called the upper strata of' society, talked of political questions as if they were qucstions of Whig and Tory, of Conservative and heaven knowswhat; but beneath therewas the greater question whether that prodigious misery which ...

... and Francis Jeffrey, at which it was proposedC I 5' to 1set up a Review. Eat the future Whig leader 9 o held aloof from the young and clever but needy ) 1. Whigs who started the Edinburgh. Nor I dlid he join the Speculative Society, or the ( CC ...

... commercial code on the principles successfully negotiated by Lord Bolingbroke at Utrecht, and which, thoughbaffled at the time by a Whig Parliament, were subsequently and triumphantly vindicated by hispoiical pupil and heir, Mr Pitt; to govern Irela accor to the ...

... politician without ocfic. The Dutke anti the ultra TFuries rejeiceul at bavirig got rid of uncongenial celleagiies ; thee Whigs rejoiced as what they deeciaed Cle fitting~( punitishnacst of thel, Canaingites for limviug tisrowis theme (time Whjigef over ...

... rAaLxResrTOc. le( W11hen Lorri Palmerston was asked, in 1859, L a0i t i reference to a meditated commentary on the a a New Whig Guide, what share he had in it, he de replied :-I certainly did join in quizzing the he Vhigs i a that time, but we have ...

... beauti. fully faithful. (So writes Lockhart, in, 1828,) , Burns often strolled about the streets of Edin- burgh dressed in The Whig, or, as itwas then styled, TheFox Livery. Iencloseyouan copy to look at-(the entire dress was made in Ediu. burgh)-which ...

... d minions of Government at Drumelog, and were d in consequence hunted and harassed by the . troops sent out to capture the Whig rebels. The I incidents to be related will be best under. bi stood when given as related by old James oi Gibb himself, ' number ...

... say. Agitation was 1s unknown among them. In Anti-Corn Law a Societies or Reform Leagues they took il no part. Of politics, Whigs and Tories, a ithey were profoundly ignorant, Their form 1 of relioious worship was the inbheritance of the a village, and ...

... openly avowed by Dean.Stanley, with the approval of a large number f of politicians on all sides of the Honse of Commons' -Whig, Tory, and Radical-the doctrine that they Would male the Established Church ?? ark for fish and fowl, clean 'and unclean, from ...