... the distinction Anil I might add—but it were almost unnecessary, the preceding satisfactorily answered—whether the present Whig and Tory dor trine, certain property qualifications, accords with that laid down one ol the first constitutional legal authorities ...

... tinder Secretaries, who have thus been in I reality Coventors of the Colonial Dcpart- ment under all the fluctuating dynasties Whig and Tory rule. They have used their power such purpose, that hint) Stephen perhaps 1 better known in some our distant possessions ...

... universal notice were tip first favourites, Mr. Wait's and rion, .Mr. (•ascoigne't coll and filly, Mr. Powlell * Swap, Mr. The Whig, whiUl Theodore was little noticed by any one. They approached the post in a body ; and Jackson, who was noted for obtaining ...

... the Chartist party. was there no tVhig no ministerial party, theref U hccause Whigs had followed ton much the footsteps ot I hat wicked Tory party whom they had out. The Whigs called Mr. ftreg a Itadical, because voted for Radical principles ; and the ...

... and bis explanation included brief but animated history panics daring the ten years, in the course of which spared not the Whigs. Mr. was not disposed view the state of politics with despondency, bearing in mind tlie still greater apathy in which the country ...

... present; and | so far show went, it was very splendid nflair: the speeches, however, were tissues commonplace abuse > the Whigs, and laudation of Tory patriots I Interesting Drscovrnr Vaccination, Mr surgeou Aylesbury, has demonstrated the important fact ...

... or -so universal as its bad passions towards Ireland. ** Fourthly,—The Whigs and Tories are almost agreed upon tlie subject Reform. here is hut this difference—that while the Whigs refuse to work out the amelioration of British institutions, the lories ...

... sincerely trust that our informant may hare fallen into mistake. shall, however, visit the place during the ensuing week. Hoaromnwn Whig) Journal. M*. Sm»b«*» (’R»«ironn. Thi, ha* in th, IriOi llic fir>l *f Irltrr,. li* prot™«p« ,hii»i'. that Halting llie cii ...

... least .■>o,Oo(i/ year; Consult which will divided among his children. His Grace was a lioeral, distinguished, ami consistent Whig, never deserting his party, or even the leader his party, from whim, caprice, or even lor reasons whuh some other lugs considered ...

... s of Canterbury had dinner in that city, which is now represented Mr. Hmdshavv, Conservative, and Lord Albert Conynghnm, a Whig the course of the evening Mr. Hradshaw made a speech in which we find the following passage : grieve to say that her Majesty ...

... and hissing, which alternately prevailed. We observed among the crowd certain Noble Marquis who lias lately ratted from the Whigs, and a Baronet of some celebrity in East India affairs who were signalling the populace w hat parties they should cheer nr ...

... ranks, wlfch may possible endanger Mr. St urge’s election. The Whigs cause this divisi »n. While Colonel Thompson has been successful in persuading his Radical friends support Slurge, tl*e Whigs Have resolved Ining I’m ward Mr. Bolton King. The Chronicle ...