... is 700W. : P tai y Spirit.' Party spirit i:s so high in Edinbuirgh (an Edinburghian was latcly telling in London), thats Whigs and 'Tories are not invited to me't at the same t tables ! 'We are still worse in London, observed E one of the conlpany ...

... are inclined to over-value their own weight, and to deem themselves already capable of dispensing with the ,e aid of their Whig allies, in the arduous struggle now )f carrying on. There seem to be many who entertain the 1, chimerical notion, that if the ...

... mnun must all be o roglght to riit aain in British ships.§ posed etr should ok. Sperts, No. 517, 2ith ?lay, isle article Whig Admin. iag of le t Mrt. D eaeon Fi ame'3 evidence. heck t r ince Ihe abolition oh' slavery, and the inctease in price be lato ...

... be combined with such 0 strong aristocratic sympathies. The counties before the Reform Bill were the stronghold of li the Whigs, and with proper management ar may become so again. Do not quarrel with the Squires, therefore, if you can help it, You ...

... Peel, himself, and the Times, are each of 6 them officious patrons of this very kind; so very E l benevolent and kind to whig ministers now and n 1 then, that some green ones of the party have c ; believed the flattery sincere, snd show them- r selves ...

... heads of Excise and 'Custonas. Hie also noticed the ~tvil assessed taxes and the laud tax. Regardless of thle lost questions of Whig and Tory, or one faction and the other, the matter must be one of pounds, shrillings, and pence ; anid whent a candidate caine ...

... confroning each other During some years they were designated as Cavaliers and Woundheads. Tney were subsequently called Tories and whigs; nor does it sent that these appel. latisns are likely soon to become obsolete It would not be difficull to compose a lampoon ...

... iS WE ARE WITH FREE TRADE AND AS, WE WERE WITHOUT IT., Tbe Whigs and Peolitos with thseir free trade policy lesv left matters in a very fair state for the Tories and Protectienists ; let us see what it is. In 1851, the pub- liD income was 52,244,9l061 ...

... Supposed that if any mao was bound to stick to Peclism it must be Mr. Peel, he did not hesitate to take office under the Whigs, when f as yet there was no thought or prospect of coalition.- fi And now the coalition is over, at least, for the present- ...

... which Lord John Russell coulil form would enjoy a larger portion of support, if its members were merely nominated out the Whig stud-book. —Mr. Beaumont,observing that for the last seven years he had been faithful supporter of Lord I'almerston, regretted ...

... principles of this noble lord are it is of course difficult to say, as in his- place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, though always for her Majesty's Government. The ladies of the household arc, of course, exempt from political change ...

... Levy against the present Government, was neither becoming nor well-timed. Abuse of the Whigs when doing an act of justice certainly comes with a bad grace from a Whig Alderman, and Et tit Brute! may well be the exclamation of official lips. At the same ...