... the op*® manner the executioner was brought to the and it is very fortunate a serious riot was not the r*- ault. —Northern Whig. The French Court of Cassation has decided, aft®* solemn argument and long deliberation, that a h« band has no right steal ...

... member*. Bet Scotchmen will give cold reception men of such antecedents. They may plead ever so skilfully the case of the Whigs and the Tories, but they will never impose upon hard-headed Scotchmen. We can tne difference between the rina; of spurious ...

... bettor business, but the Highlander more u (ho •tmneer will ooon ro- BMrk. And now (hot old feud« horo •mouldarod out, (ho Whig will not cote ■ofitrodict . Tory poettiawbm th. h«.ct io kindly the tvton ptetd. All the umo, Artoun might found mu,o to choose ...

... latter implies that horses are not often Methodists. would probably concern your readers little to know whether be a Christian Whig or Heathen Tory, but the few remarks 1 have to make on the subject of marriage with a deceased wife’s sister may interesting ...

... good reaeou —to willing take office under Mr Dtaraeli. {Mr continued Co Radical when Sir William liarcourt became moderate Whig and an armchair politician, and remained Radical when Sir William wa» stewing in Pamellite juice. (Laughter and cheer*.) But ...

... have parties so evenly balanced in the new Parliament that trill the referee and dictator in all cases of disagreement between Whig and Tory. Ho has boldly proclaimed that such is his object, yet the knowledge of this fact has not hindered the Tories from ...

... may exjiccted to improve in that way yet. The town possesses two monuments in honour the Reform Act 1832 —one erected by the Whig* and by the i Tories, both parties having been proud the part they played iu tho struggle which colon massive pedestal polished ...

... *? r.**« » ** * 1 i. , i lie merit »e •!». Il ’l-> b* bo«MM „ •. .*i ito cmm^ iSTb-B .cJ Wtrt. «me to In ih« clout* f thr Whig p*»»y. HmwH * b ...

... overlook all considerations of prudence and personal interest. • The experience which he and his clan had of Governments, whether Whig or Tory, had been such to produce and foster strong dislike. From Governments they had never received protection ; the contrary ...

... t Continued in power, and are determined that, so far can aid. Mr Gladstone suali have a ■Bajonty at the ensuing election. Whig lToi/ ag aerre Tiiat i*biii ...

... J««s»al «m« »«k*» tmsm fOKJOAnes aso0l» os tsat nr nils will SOT r««T KBAOS VS SISHBO ST Assn os boss ess crown to is rum t* WHIGS ns OOOVS. ALL sr ns Fsopls'b Jmfshal abb skckits tosm umMATi—s. DEAR FRED, ▼ou wQ: b* (OrprlMd »•. rmHinf letter rose ■«, tot ...

... to find oat whM b* noiljr n. Dow b* mj thm *i« •'dwoomef* who mo not “Chiiotioor Wh*t would bo M 7 I wIM 1070*1/ • Chr..UM» Whig, o« * Ohriotioa* Tory, o* “Ohruuoo'' Would tboO boMm lib*) tb«M food BBOMot Bad why tboold ho throw oat toautootk>* that tboro ...