... ORIGIN OF - THE TERMS WHIG' AND ' TORY.' At this time t11i791 were first heard the two nicknames which, though originally given in insult, were soon assumed with pride, which are still in daily use, which have spread as widely as the English race, and ...

... of the Whig Peers may have been for the time so much overborne by their repugnance to all violent deeds as to forget that mere force, force alone, will never get rid of popular discontent anywhere. But we cannot be brought to believe that any Whig Peers ...

... aseangtuded by tha respective candidate. and said—The numbers who voted at the prima are as follows : For Wed Moore JOlllOlOO (Whig) 201 Rkired Wood KW, (rairbeilite) Majority for Mr. Johnson. 147 ...

... TIIE The adverting to the return of some prominent Whigs to Parliament, says the danger is that for the sake of power they may consent to the first stages of the political revolution which is being prepared for U 8 by the Radical Party, hoping , afterwards ...

... strengthen the hands of the moderato Liberals in the new Parliament, or, as we bad better learn to call them in future, the Whigs. It i s prG hottle that the General Election of 18S0 will be found to have done much towards resuscitating that old connection ...

... a secession of Whig Peers. an event which beeins to US altogether unlikely. We have to assume either that Mr. Gludatone will introduce a Land Bill which reason. able mon with Whig ;trad:tions could not possibly acetpl ; or thst the Whig Peers generally ...

... recent election mutt his future position in tile Presbyterian church. Reporters were present front three Belfast newspapers—the Whig.„. Examiner. - sad Libella journals. In the course of his sermon the Rev. M.P., forgetting perhaps for the moment his position ...

... only the Whigs but the Radicals by the measure which frightened even Mr. Bright. If over there was a reform which was the last of its class, it should have been this; but twelve years later we have before us a combination of Radicals and Whigs prepared ...

... because it is approved by the collective wisdom of Parliament If the Ministers will persevere in gaining Home Rule anti losing whig support, they may or may not pass their bill through the House of Commons, but the effect of the shock already given to public ...

... wooli be wadi be Mewl Me of PO. ell it was mestins km& spoilt It this we mold am the waft Teaks If is /a Am ft 00 10 sm Om Whigs ...

... has come forward en aa yet been beaten. Our talented Whig. O'Connor pon. they had heavy odds county Wicklow—my of Conservatism for 30 allen before M'Coan and of Cork I have had the time ionored Whig, Nicholas and groans), the matt whom usyne. 011C0 member ...

... at they would, three fourths dieln, depth, rate into Whigs. vu • very natural feel jog. At the commencement of that movement • great many Couservatives it with the view, probably of spoiling the Whigs, and sweat many, perhaps, now to come into it with • ...