... Butt, and favour of tenure, education, return of the grand jury laws, and Catholic university. will act quite independently Whig Tury, and thoroughly for Home Rule. Lord Henry Bruce has written to the local Conscrvativs Association tuat, as man of honour ...

... uniting of all clas*cs, agricultural and manufacturing. At the coming election every candidate must be asked, he Tory or be he Whig, whether be would support the industry of tlus country foreign nations. (Cheers.) ...

... students are exerting themselves with the enthusiasm their order to give the right hon. gentleman hearty welcome. For once Whig and Tory are agreement, and if all goes wail the procession of studant* on Thursday evening bids fair to be one of the finest ...

... lioeucee, but did not say whether he would support tb« Permissive Bill. With regard to the present agricultural depreesion—wnether Whig or Tory ruled, times of depression came round—and h« ridiculed the idea that the Government had anything to do with it. He ...

... In 1835 waa elected a member of Congress, position which retained for four consecutive terms. He was identified with the Whigs antil 1841, when and Mr Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, defended President Tyler's cause, and soon went wholly over to the Democrats ...

... Heme Kule programme, and was supported by the bishop and priests. The Nationalists denounced Mr O'Brien a place-hunter and a Whig, who would break his promise like Judge Keogh. The Freeman't Journal and the Cork supported Mr O'Brien, aud declared they would ...

... special directing power over the Confederation aiid that the policy we have sustain is to have nothing do with either lory or Whig, Liberal or Conservative, except iu m> far as they win our suppoit by pledging themselves support Ireland's demand lor inquiry ...

... range purely Indian politics, and must lie decided the deli iterate voice of the* British Parliament, imiia they were neither Whigs nor Tories ; they were simply a body administrators doing their best to govern Asian country without reference to European ...

... natarai right and human equality, the react] aeeeei becomes Radical almost as aa aa Knglieh barrister because a Conservative a Whig. Robespierre was a lawyer, aad scores ether of ths dee prat dye have beea members ths Paris Bar. There ie nothing, however ...

... Polar »_v« breaks upon Cape Wrath, that dour race dwelt, friendship with the adjacent Sutherlands. Both clans early took the Whig side in Scotch politics; and their influence in the extreme north was of the greatest importance when the Gordon! and Frasers ...

... country, aad which will maintain the honour and dignity this couutry, and it is a great thing say that, the other baud we have a Whig party hungering and thirsting after ofbee, and who will stick if they can only get in. They are anxious, aad at ail haaards ...

... that Scotland was liberal to ike back-bone. They knew that before, for the Conservatives in Scotland 1 were almost as the Whigs in England. Indeed, was almost impossible to find the old type of Tory this country. Turning to the recent land agitation in ...