... question asked then was, is he a Tory? or, is he a Whig? In those days Whigs were Whigs, and Tories were Tories; the terra Liberal Tory would have been laughed at just as much as the term Conservative Whig. But now a great change has come over the arena ...

... Fremont party gives them a plurality over the Democrats of some 25,000, and a clear majority over Dersocratics and old line Whigs of about 20,000; this too, in the good old state of Maine, heretofore known as the Democratic Star in the East—thinking of ...

... Presidential election, and of mr. l l 3ue Voubtedly serirmsly damage the prospects State Centralaaon in the Empire State. At the Whig; lutieus expressiL ni p- atlitl. whidi had met at Albany, resonice-1r individual preference for Mr. Fillmore for the Prezid ...

... frequent abnegation of principle, and the almost perfect contradiction of its own avowed policy, that has characterised the Whig Government formed under the auspices of Lord John Russell, and of which from time to time he has been ii member; and, looking ...

... the 23rd ult. Large mass conventions have been held in the West in favour of Mr. Fremont for President. There has also been a Whig meeting in Boston in favour of the same nominee. There is an attempt at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of ...

... taken up the cause of Mr. John Ball at Sligo, who is a Tory, against Mr. Swift, who is a liberal. But it is not a question of Whig, Radical, or Tory. W. L. should distinguish between party politics and the question of privilege of election. Let every man ...

... course to be pursued is said to have been sketched out by his lordship to his assembled followers. Whigs Radicals, and loose fish of all sorts were Whigs, be welcowed to the camp tiu the Government wait ousted. Mr. Gladstone was on no account to be sneezed ...

... Conservative class—so far as we may speak of a class without connection with party. BELL'S NEWS knows nothing of the claims of Whigs or Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, as such, to rule the destinies of this country. It looks to the measures brought forward ...

... give me some preferment if he stays in long enough; but the upper parsons live vindictively, and evince their aversion to a Whig Ministry by an improved health. The Bishop of has the rancour to recover, after paralytic strokes, and the Dean of to be vigorous ...

... 1834 he married a daughter of the Rev. Dr. Falconer, of Bath. Mr. Roebuck commenced his career as a violent opponent of the Whigs and amongst other measures of a reforming character to which he was opposed was that of the stamp duty upon newspapers. This ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs. told her, an exorbitant pretonaiou, utterly unauthorised by precedent, It was added that.the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... delinquent Minister is virtually to make all Ministers accountable; and, though the Derby-Disraelites would gladly eject the Whigs, they shrink from doing it by a vote which would make office for ever a terror to their incapacity. Hence Gen. Peel, who has ...