... nevertheless, the leader of that great and powerful party con- trived to effect more than could be even attempted by the Whigs, who were supposed to be the more liberal and more progressive party. Sir Robert Peel, during his celebrated tenure of office ...

... snethol will Lerd Lho,-e get ever the fact that Isis fabher Ahd hr, 'tboa Fe- present the great Whig house ef Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... method will Lord Lorne get over the fact that his father and he, who re- present the great Whig house ef Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days kwhen Whig meant Radical, are cordial and oven violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... and entitled Praebium Gilliecrankianium, and also by a glance at a Song in Aberdeenshire Dutch, and another named Whig Upon Whig, or A Peasant DisaiW Song. THE TRANSATLANTIC CATTLE TRADE REGULATIONS. A correspondent writing from New York says:- I ...

... in replymuc, said the toast was aseo- ciAted with a great historic party. It was over two centuries ago since the names of Whig and Tory were originated. In conpiaratively recent yead I they were changed to Conservative and Liberal, end while the Congeivative ...

... in America, and why hie lad chosen to adhere to his owni political con- victions, instead of adopting those of somle of his Whig anc3stors, showed that, at all events, they were apprehensive of Mr Ramsay's rapidly growving popularity. Then the importation ...

... was not more than two hun. sidred years ago since the words Whig an4,Tor. I had some real meaning, and he did not think thet at that time they would have found many luncheon tables wheoe Whig and Tory could together have I taken their meals it peace. If ...

... into frequent contact with the Board of Trade. Sir John Hibbert is an excellent Secretary to the Treasury, but lie is a Whig of the Whigs, and as such he would not suit the Radicals. The aim of the Glovernment is to so shuiffe the Ministry as to avoid any ...

... of the relations of political parties to each othei, iind the wvell-marked differeoce, tthat uzc i to br trecoglised between Whig and Tory, and sa id that sometilnes now-a-davs it was assumed tb rt tm Li beval party werv the friends of working men, while ...

... figure in public life when he was returned for Borwiekshire at the exciting general election which followed the dismissal of the Whig Ministry by William IV. in November, 1834. His success was one of the Conservative triumphs of that election. Sir Hugh, however ...

... ciititled Pracliim (3illieciaunkianicun, and also by a glance at a Sontg in Ab'rdeeiishire Dutch, and another namisedl Whig Upon Whig, or A l'leasant Dismal Song. OPrNJNG OF WOODSIDE INI)VSTltlIt Exin- BITION, -To-day at noon the exhibition of industry ...

... mischievous as Mr Dillon's - a sad evidence of the moral degeneracy and political gangrene that have overtaken the once great Whig party of this country. Sir William insists that Home Rule must be conceded, but he takes good care not to specify what sort ...