... invited all the ne ia thus described : House of Commous, The arrival of the guests And now the : ee them The Tory brings the Whig, the Whig the Tory ; And hangs on each and makes his peace with both. Mark where » fying cons end ta be Ho comes the Grand Old Man—and ...

... only the great leader of they were supporting but the great leaders of the Conservative party, parties in their efforts to the Whig and Radical ! maintain the integrity o' the Empire, Mr painter, seconded the motion; and there being no amendmeat, the Chairman ...

... consent to efface himself sake of the leader of the Whigs. Still more pertinent is the question, Will the regular Tory rank and file of place hunters consent to share and share alike with the Whigs ? I can only say that I'll believe this when I see it- ...

... Home-rule party was a party of very ivergent views united for ove purpose; it embraced men who were as much divided as Tories avd Whigs, Liberals and Con- servatives, When Home rate had been granted the combination would disappear ; and we might a vears after ...

... son of the 6th Earl of Galloway, contested Kirkcudbrightshire on the Tory side against Mr Patrick Heron of Heron, a zealons Whig, and a itleman. Mr only son popular — and he was succeeded in his ter, Mary Patricia Heron. This lady married late Sir John ...

... Hunter's Swap, a fairy tale of the Highlands. Traditional versicles ; Malagazo and Diana:le ; Tig, tig, your mother's a Whig ; Morocco Land, a ballad chronicle of the Canongate; the Marriage Tragedy. an mice true tale respecting the Stewarts of Loris ...

... did therefore much more harm than benefit to their cause. The caucus was too narrow and exclusive; it was too Radical for the Whig section ; and we question if it enjoyed the full confidence of all such Liberals as look up to Lord Hartington as their exponent ...

... lave also steucsled most to have there app cation ensure the ke istati wawl policy of tl statesmen never could has country. Whig stormed the places of privile hal the I masses ol their courtr men not stood behiad them and urged them o aud given to th © ...

... close attention the Liverpool election. The Radicals are show- g the old Whigs no mercy, taunting them arply with having been duped by Mr Goschen, id played with as his tools. The Whigs are sul- n and silent, but those of them who venture an oe by bis ion ...

... into circulation to the effect that Government were whele seasonable, with several days—notaal, discouraging opposition to Whig Univnists ; that Saturday—of yreat heat. But if there have be it Mr Finlay was being protected in the Inverness extremes of ...

... According to report, Lord Salis- | ; bury, though failing ie his cvalition scheme, | | succeeded in the co-operation of the | , Whig chief in his endeavour to tackle the | , Hibernian difficulty. Any measure devised for that purpose by the Tory Cabinet is ...

... ENSIGN. SIS,-1. remember a time when the election of a member of Parliament for Caithness was but a Dunbar Drove. The old Whig clique has been long since dissolved. The age of what may be called Landseer legislation is passing away—the age during which ...