... to do with party politics. We were tierely reaping the harvest now of seventy yesrs of tory miswanagement, in which Tory and Whig state-men had borae ther part, so that none could throw stones at the other. He atiributed the misfortunes that had fallen ...

... educated in the school of war, and every nation that would maintain its position would still be educated in that echool, whatever Whigs, Torics. or preaching fools, or sentimental sects might say. Every man ought to maintain the giory of the army. and rejoice ...

... Club was proposed ty Sir William Harcourt, who explained his gre«-uw by stating that he was one of those abject, miserable Whigs, who, according to Tory statesmen uud journals, were the slaves of Mr Chamberlxin's tyrannical will. Hehad not come to in- ...

... it was wrecked. He also stated that at the commencement of the wovement many Conservatives joined it in order to spoil the Whigs, while now, perhaps, others wanted to come in to spoil the Tories. With the Liberals in power, however, the Home Kale party ...

... never be mfld. He also accused the member for Louth of being eng:fl:-l in the work of cementing the Union of the Home K and Whigs. Mr SULLIVAN thus appealed to, entered into a history of the association of the Conservatives with the Home Rulers, and challenged ...

... Parliament which forbade it. The Colonel then referred to Russia, and said that the true question before them was not whether Whig or Tory should hold the reins of office this year— (laughter)—but the true issue before them was whether Great Britain or Russia ...

... celebrated Yorkshire election tcok place. The candidates were Lord Viscount Milton, son of Lord Fitzwilliam, supported by the Whig party ; and the Hon. Henry Lascelles, son of Lord Harewood, proposed b‘f the Tories ; and William Wilberforce, on the Independent ...

... Catholics here. Holy Commaunion was celebrated in the churches of the two devowivations ramed on Sunday. Wuics axp Tories.—Whigs, in Gaelic, may be termed cogaisich, as they are pearly so termed by the bards. Tories is taobk-righ. The former «conscientious ...

... the fiwlt victory to the large crowd assembled outside. ing{- ing cheers were given for Mr ‘Currie and Mr Gladstone, after whig: the gathering dispersed in quietness. A Liberal demonstration took place on Monday evening in the Killin Hotel, where the ...

... would grant the reforms that they longed for. But in case they did not, he (Mr Shaw) would stand up as determinedly against a Whig majority as against a Tory majority if they did not yield to the claims of the Irish peog:e. The party must, of course, act ...

... where he was very popular, and well-known as the proprietor of Glengarry and | Glenquoich, In politics Mr Ellice was a moderate Whig, but by both parties he was highly respected. His father, fir Ellice, sen., made his mansion of | Glenquoich year after year ...

... long as possible to his invaded privileges. ni'he b‘[lt:xblic will wait with interest to learn whether er Conservatives and ‘Whigs can act as generously.—Dundee Advertiser. HIGHLAND RAILWAY COMPANY., A | meeting of the shareholders of the Hlfhland mi‘way ...