... FUTURE POLITICAL PARTUS. In the future, far we oan eee, parties will net resolve themselves into Whig..and Tory ; they wil not resolve themselves into Conservative and Radical, but will, I think, resolve tbeaaelvee into two lines, very strongly drawn—the ...

... were simply the Whigs. They 1-new what a Whig was ? He 'was just a Tory in the first stages of decay. (Laughter and applause.) For his part, he thought there was never a more blessed day for the Liberal party than the day when these Whigs 4 left them. (Applause ...

... encoring •operate Parliament far Ireland ; and that raw that, ia tha oaafliet of parti** in thia oonatry either the Toriea tha Whig* would Ma term* and giro him what naked for. A few daya afterwarda Card Hartiagton and myaelf addraarad great public meetings ...

... —tbey were simply the Whig*. They knew what Whig was He was just Tory in the first stage# of decay. (Laughter and applause.) For bis part, thought there was never a more blessed day for the Liberal party tbsn the day when these Whigs left them. (Applause ...

... stone ; Good Household Flour, Useful Flour. Is Id. My special blend of Fire Tears Old Whisky, lOd per bottle Fine Old Highland Whig 2s 6-1 per bottle; Combe's and ' Barclay Perkins' Imperial Moat, 2s il per dor.. Bass and Alt- I Pale Ale, 2- ...

... agaiuat the ground team near their own roal and inattera looked the reverse of but they mteagei elesr, and the boll the right whig. Smith there got bold of it. and kiokad a long aad □hot which took effect. Strathmoru thrn went downthe field, and after tone ...

... most malevolent attacks. Mr Labcuchere, particular, devoted his energies chiefly to ridiculing and disparaging those former Whig associates whose superior claims opposed insuperable barrier to the ambition of himself and his comrades of the new Radical ...

... place, for a very long time, the Radicals were not im a majority in the Liberal party. They had to take a back seat, and the Whigs took a front seat. They had just changed that; they had put the Whigl to the back seat-(laughter and applause)-and the Radicals ...

... apt to forget that it was dominant sect that dictated the records which made superficial history. The Whigs, whom our ancestors said, H Awa', Whigs, Awa\ were the authors our history. The zealots of the dreamy west, the apologists and eulogists of gang ...

... Noaddamtaohar Lloyd atmmaa Traaa, from New York, ban at 1-35 to-day with mailt aad 171,700 dolt opaaia lot Trad go, landing whig* aba Brrmm. FAIRS FOR OCTOBER. ft C—laaarnaat IcUfc. trt. Nairn. Via 7.—810 a, Falkirk - dayaX llrfcaik UsMMkirk. Tom. Unart ...

... attacks. ( a Mr Labouchere, in particular, devoted I s his energies chiefly to ridiculing and 1 disparaging those t~ormer Whig associ- I e ates whose superior claims opposed 1 y so insuperable a barrier to the ambition of I himself and his comrades of ...

... that it was tile dominant sect if d that dictated the -records which made superficial A 0history. The Whigs, to whom our ancestors said, IN 5Awal', Whigs, Awe', were the authors of our fi historyi Thle zealots of the dreamy west, the apolo- is e gisi and ...