... the coalition Ministry of his time, a tee/elated pavement without cement, patriots and kings, guards and Republicans. Whigs and Tories, treacherous friends and open enemies—a very curious show. Had E Isound I;urke been living to•d►y, said Sir William ...

... are wholly unable to sympathize with him in his endeavours to mete out justice to all. The Tories are at open wa rfare; the Whigs look on with when coldness, and now it is said the Radicals, or a section of them, ate going to desert him. The heart of the ...

... in 1800, Surely Mr Cochran- Patrick, with such facts before him, must admit that the strong hapd has been tried by both Whigs and Toners and he sees the result—lreland returns h.) members to Parliament demanding legislative independence. The etrong ...

... Wason. All over the country the Tories are effacing themselves by sinking any honesty of principle they ponies by supporting Whig candidates in opposition to the Government ; but Mr Vernon's Toryism, if genuine, will gave the party's consistency in the ...

... Exhibition. Everything that did honour tee Auld Scotland was dear tae their Warts. The inmates o' the Snuggery wad has jived the Whigs tee sing it. praise. Wi' wither politic' nor creed wed ha. stood In the way wheat Auld Scotland's honour was at Maker Editor ...

... doubt that neither the Marquis of Hartiogton nor Mr Chamberlain will have the reins of power. The former is too much of the Whig, though be has been manly and straightforward iu his opposition to the principle of the bill, to be acceptable to the Liberal ...

... had managed to ;Macula it; and when he leapt from freehold suffrage to household range, that was• great step—tee dished the Whigs, acid stale their clothes while they were iu bathing. (Laughter.) Shortly after this saying at a great meeting in Scotland ...

... or dreads the of all political power, and from sheer i.,r has utterly lost its head—if ever it had a.. , beyond the merest Whig tendencies. lbw battle is the people battle, and to them n.u• the appeal be made, and hence the that Las attended the Premier's ...

... party. Our worthy Provost, if a thorough, is an honest and will carefully attend to the interests of his constituents be they Whig, Tory, or Radical. It is somewhat curious that no fewer than three Kilmarnock folk should sit in the present House of ('ommons ...

... reply ; but there was none, save for a moment when Captain Boyle thanked goodness that Shove were dill some subjects on which Whig and Tory could all agree, and is the mee tin g hall dance the Reel o Tallochgorum. A N atio nalist who had interrupted the ...

... been a good deal of coquetting this last week between the leaders of the Tory party, the Marqnis of Hartington, and vominent Whigs, known to be hostile to Mr ClTadstone's scheme, with the view, it is supposed, if Mr Gladstone toile, to form a coalition ...

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