... THE TOMES AND WHIGS._ The Daily News has made an extraordinary statement to the effect that the Government, in view of the result of the elections, have abandoned all intention of attempting to conc.l ate the Parnellites. An effort will now, says the ...

... THE LAST OF THE WHIGS Lord Granville has been seriously unwell and at his age the worst might have been expected. But I am glad to say it is not time yet write his obituary, and the press which was in such indecent haste to dispose of Sir Joseph B;szalgette ...

... WHIG & TORY. THE present political Munition would be amusing were it not at a crisis in European history, and fraught with consequences of momentous import. The political atmosphere, indeed, is wane, but party spirit is frigid and cool. The country ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) have seldom to record such a terrible deed crime as it is our melancholy duty to publish this morniog. On Thursday evening, Mr John Herdman. one of the most respected and honoured citizens ui Belfast, was, as is believed, murdered ...

... Let Whig and Tory . . . Meantime, it is evident that a considerable weight of informed opinion is leaning towards serious consideration of the question whether in fact Scotland should have control of at least her own domestic affairs. And, nationalism ...

... r)—as to the effaceraent of the Whigs and the supremacy of the Radical party. I am not very much concerned the prospect even of those taunts and gilies. I confess that lam not dissatisfied with the part which the Whig party have in former times occupied ...

... TORIES AND A WHIG. TO THE EDITOR 00 THE >' SEKIUiEL. Sir,—U ii not often th»t oar qaiot nutic dwellings ore assailed bj bud of rubbers, Tones, who exclaim as soon os you moke your appearance —Tora, torn Oise, gin! However, I ban bod recently vintation ...

... his duty both in the Council and on the bench. Mr Taylor had quoted the remark Whig and Tory both agree, bat it was all the same to him whether an accused person were Whig or Tory—he judged according to the evidence—(hear, bear). After serving the electors ...

... for the clergy to strive amongst thesaighl Or patronage of this or that governmetti t to va Whig or Tory as they sea the best chance of rgettleg into sock and such a deanery or bishopric ? It is not right that a man should be made a bishop, the lord of ...

... that now that the groat bulwark of the Whig a'lminist ration ia down, the Torie. will rush to the attack, and the coming year will »ee some of the a ■tercet party light, on record. Gladstone is not understood, and Kusacll not popular witli his own p» ...

... about this time, and Mr Donald being decided Tory, many of the Whigs would or could not derive benefit, from a Tory minister, and they would have a minister for themselves and a true Whig. Accordingly, a few of the rulers among, them combined together ...

... and so our Whig Church turned into a Free Church, and the people who were only Whigs before were now Free Church folks or Seccders. But many who left Mr Donald s church could not bear to be called Seceders and returned, and a few of our Whigs left the Church ...