... sure to occur sooner or later, Tories will run away in a fright, and Whigs will become again “thelegitimate leaders the people.” In the meantime, ic is ridiculous Tories boast, or of Whigs to be stingy, or of Radicals to despond. ...

... parties in the State, if not more—the Tories, the Whigs, and the | Liberals, or the Radicals, or the Movement, or by whatever other name or nick-name the stirring people who are not Tories and not Whigs may be designated. All except the Tories were agreed ...

... weer at Beihist Clonbon, for saving Ell. • Dawes, who fell Wm at Mote heath. Ow vestry J. J siring Gomm , O ff' who ak while Whig at Creek, Chaim' = ida to A. T. Howard, d King's Ask Camberwell, for sod misting to restage at his honed. Samuel James Hillham ...

... pl.a-e the gsth -toiler, and was thus! with default William tta-jan, of fotils'mui, lah niter, charged l.y t'awdroti with I whig drunk at FOnlsleiin the -.'nd Inst., was lined with .(•'fault msith's hard labour.--Iliurg the Kigle Inn. VVVston. applieil ...

... Miniatry, then the Whig party came in for the honor and credit of carrying the measure. [Applause.] If the Lib«als were into opposition, he was content go through the same rough coarse again. He might hare Whig Indignation and Whig sneers, and Tory hostility ...

... Colleagues also, for on these questions of loyalty to Throne and the Constitution, there is no difference of opinion between Whig and Tory. But what I specially wanted to call attention to, is, the strange fact, that a legislature, in which the land owners ...

... one quarter and the abundant speech in anothet Are we to conclude that the coming session will afford new the old story of Whig Government. and that the Ministry, having no of its is holding itself in realinecis for the ignoble task of carrying out the ...

... kindled the flames of revolution 1872, 12.30 a.m, bears the maintenance of the G f inadvertoney and my reputation two factions, Whig and Tory, L in m able to main- tive, with oqual obstinacy, with ec ou to withdraw the with an equal absence of state ct of ...

... considered tho matter, and come to the conclusion that the heads, the Whigs, must l»o -ri lived, in order that the tail, the Republicans, may retained. He. therefore, snubs the Whigs, because they have the impertinence to claim the honour and credit which ...

... influence of the house of Dundee has not, says the Globe, succeeded in defeating his opponent, but has struck dcath-Wow that Whig tyranny which holds Richmond captive. Wo thank him for this exploit. Radical tboogh is, the service has rendered cause of electoral ...

... DAILY PRESS OFFICE. Thdesdat, ti.3o a.m. [By Teltgraph. | The Standard says the figures the Richmond election give notice to Whig owners of pocket boroughs in general, and Lord Zetland in particular, that their disestablishment and disendowment retaining ...

... people, neither on political grounds alone do we censure the Mayor. Every citizen who worthily fills that high office, be he Whig, Tory, Radical, deserves the consideration and gratitude of the town. I am not here to speak facts my personal knowledge others ...