... their enemies. They know that when the Whigs left office in July, 1866, the dockyards were prosperous and efficient; no reductions had taken plf.ee. and none were contemplated; 1 firmly fixed hnd become the Whig policy of d .kvard efficiency, that for ...

... have to undergo. In the first place, our business man is feelingly alive to the fact that the paternal Government, whether Whig or Tory, will through their income-tax otfici amerce him, if thev can, a greater amount of tax than his returns w irrant, and ...

... left alone. These retire to the lower regions with the host, and smoke, and drink weak brandy and water, abusing the ministry—Whig Tory—lf another hour; then shake hands, take another cigar to smoke going home, and the reception is st end. Ptghaliok. ...

... keeping in order his Tory friends, who were constantly urgiug nim to work the poor law, because it would tell against the Whigs. (Laughter.) They ought to have more respect for themselves than to work the poor law as they had done. A working man member ...

... has been appointed Chief Minister Education. Sir Charles Adderley, who is a more zealous friend of education than some old Whigs, and whose codification of the Sanitary Laws last Session attested his thorough fitness for dealing with the subject a Minister ...

... (lie chief test for the discharge these very cosmopolite duti« a ou made to depend on the circumstauce a man pronouncing the Whig or Tory shibboleth. But cs «»reely expected in a great political crisis, when the Constitution is a making, and the whole ...

... earned for him the name of the complete letterwriter. By the first motion which has thought fit to notify this Session, the Whig statesmen asks for papers containing copies of any correspondence relating to the maintenance of the peace of Europe with ...

... beings, pheasants to peasants, and who held that the wretched crumbling Whig aristocracy bad a right to what they had wrested from the poor and feeble. He did not plead for the Whig or Tory, but for the poor; and asked the people Northampton to send him ...

... considerable anxiety the educatian policy the Govern men t, and fears that Mr. Disraeli will again try his band dishing the Whigs. Altogether, it is fearful tbat the present Conservative triumph will be followed bv a Radical reaction Caricatcrino Tows COUNCIL ...

... faculties are now such atUrlj to incapacitate him from exercising the fran- Ichise, or even knowing the difference between Whig and Tory. Two attempts were made him. The first was fruitless one ; but at the second the poor demented old man waa dragged ...

... opponent*, in many a hard fought political field, drank their toaata, and ate their dinners, as if such opprobrious epithets Whig and Tory were anknown. The lion lay down with tbe lamb, or, if Mr. Ffiaeh will pardon ua the rudeness, Grimalkin hob' sobbed ...

... of the Thames | found the body of a young man aged about 18 years. Almost at the same time a boat proprietor named Frank Whig discovered a bat and walking.stick, | which were afterwards identified as the property in |of the persons whose bcdy was taken ...