... In passing household suffrage in towns there does not seem to have been a shadow of reason why the Tories, in Dishing the Whigs, which was the obvious meaning of the Act of 1867-should not have gone on to oblige the friends of the country party. The ...

... ,but the newdoparturecontemplates a repetition of the Peelite metaphor of Dan O Connel and Punch-that Peel caught the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes. We think the new scheme is very similar for the basis of the new departure means ...

... marked on the Liberal than on the Conservative side, that Liberals always have contained two well-contrasted types,' the old Whig and the young Radical, and though they run in couples, it is only as a young dog and an old one are coupled together, the one ...

... hut as hie said to M~r. WVeller, it was the ,seasoning as didl it I i But them-a are other dishes eaten by the aChinese, whig] are served by th ,rncscm -who presides over this restaurantb ;, and lest I EuroipehAs, who patr-onise himI should he so prejudiced ...

... Alliance, and pledges itself to give its support at the coming general election to the candidate for Parliamentary bonours, to be Whig or Torywhose ideas on land tenancy coincide or come nearest to the programme of the Scotlish Far- mersa Alliance. At the last ...

... By-and-bye we B shall not even have stubble to help us to make out our R tale of brick, but our taskrastsrs, in the shape of a Whig. T Rtadical Government, will still hold the whip over our Loads. Whilst we write cormes the most lamentable in-. telligence ...

... Liberal House of Commone during the by leet fewv ytare. There lead been too many sham Whige and Ad. lukewarm Lilcerels. Suet, Whigs and Tories were too muddh inclied to liok upon the Holiuseof Commena s 9thle M. heat clut in London, end Lo blackbaill any ...

... Midlothian, and we also know what became of them all. In like manner, we know what becomen of all the great party promises of Tory, Whig, and Badieal-they are all made for the par. poses of deception, and although everybody sees thie, yet all tall into the trap-they ...

... he taken lI as to whether there is more danger to Catholicity from the great and heterogeneous body of Liberals, including Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Republicans, Atheists, Coin- t, munists, Church smashers, Roligeous Education smashers, 0b e and Crown ...

... president-and thus be was speaking of io this meeting as the representative of one of those arn matters which were a wonder to the Whigs-a surprise evi to the Liberals, arid riddle to the Radicals-a Conserve- ye atire wvenling man, He would give them a few reasons ...