... and its chief, a great middle man (not a lawyer's clerk) who bamboozled one party and o plandered the other, who found the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes. Then he denounced the Chief of the Cahinet as a thief—one of the moat disgraceful calumnies ...

... great Empire to be upheld and maintained P (Cheers.) Mr. Gladstone had said, the question at issue was not one merely between Whig and Tory, it was no dispute about some secondary matter, but it was a question as to the whole system of Government. The question ...

... spoil the Whigs. There was no difficulty about the Home-rule members' position while Tories were in office, for they never could be allied to them ; but danger might arise if the Liberals came into power. It would iudeed bo suicidal when the Whigs came into ...

... urging that the expense of each a war should be paid out of the Imperial revenue. To this Mr. E. STANEOPI retorted that the Whig Go. valiant of that day had not contributed a single penny towards the expenses of the war, and with regard to Mr. Disraeli's ...

... it was not respected hv the Conservatives whom be led. and who ' onlyoal locbl upon him es a clever man, who 'odd dans the Whig.. In fast, Lord Beaconsfield was a great electioneering agent, bat no Premier of end the Government of which he was the bead ...

... , in the House of Commons last evening, furnishes proof of the want of principle which the , Tory Government. To dish the Whig% Lord BEAcomtriaLD took a leap in the dark , and granted Household Suffrage to the borough constituencies of Great Britain ...

... skin, 3/6,• sent by pw:. ed for 64 stps. Had of Chemists. 21,Lumb's eolith; A GOOD COMPLEXION is Ensa daily use of Cottanan's Whigs Prepared not Choke the pores of the Skin, Invaluable to of Infants, Contains no Bismuth. Zinc, Maple. Post Free for 14 Stamps ...

... seated, if it can still resist more than one secret dun;er, to whom is it indebted, except to these prudent, but resolute Whigs, who have forced it to enter the path of progress, and have provided a safety valve for popular fading? No matter. Until Mr ...

... political bias to be always strictly impartial; but we are quite prepared to give Mr. Merl credit for the beet intentions.—En. WHIGS AND TORIES. To the Editor of the .Deoois Evening Awn. Sir,—Now the Constituencies are in the midst of a severs struggle for ...

... slight matter that all the re. sections of the Li be _party should be ae united es-they now axe, except that some venerable Whigs like Earl Grey stand aside and growl without being able to make any ben+ ever, in its the new that up between some of the more ...

... Ireland's new Liberator. Mr. Parnell, addisseing the crowd front the hotel, said be had acme to Cork to liberate time from Whig and Tory rule. Mr. Lowder had bees beaten by the Irish vote in York, and Ireland had now a abeam such as she had not had duos ...

... bstla-fleld of that great contest which has teen waged in the country. The contest fought in Midlothian bits not been between Whigs and Tories—between Liberal and Conservative—but it has been the battle of constitutional Government and oppressed nationalities ...