... Lord's anointed. Tory zeal was then all on the side of the pope, and popish princes. Whig stuck by protestantism, by people, by popular rights, and the Prince of Orange. Whig took the Bible in one hand, and the sword in the other, and with Methodistic whine ...

... Shenstone. Time, with all its celerity, moves slowly on to him whose whole employment is watch its tiight.— Mutton. The Richmond Whig tells pretty good story Virginia negro boy who professed dreadfully alarmed at the cholera. took the woods to avoid it, ami ...

... to the gallows, there are prospects in trade and retrospects in speculation, there is corn grumbling and cotton growling, Whigs almost out, and Tories not ready to go in ; peace, plenty, protection, promotions, and all the other ordinary matter of leaders ...

... satire upon Richard Cumberland, his dramatic contemporary. 1780 he was brought into Parliament, and uniformly supported the Whig party. The latter years of his life must have been truly miserable. He had no certain means of support; he lived in a perpetual ...

... our career commenced in times agitation and party .strife. Then should have been required to state shortly whether we were Whig, Tory, or Radical— Free-trade or Protectionist. .Vote our yea or nay to these questions would not satisfy anybody,—not even ...

... however, gratifving and cheering to find a meeting of high and low church, both clerical and Iny, Dissenter, Conservative, Whig, and Radical. assembled together It Many of the speakers felt and acknowledged this. is practical recognition of the duty and ...

... but a moderate trade for the spring and summer, there exists a very good prospect of prices ruling still higher.— Northern Whig. ...

... almost meaningless party cries to which we have referred. On the one hand, they will be told that Mr Loch is a ministerial Whig, and on the other, that Baird is a thorough Tory. But the candidates themselves ask the suffrages of the electors, chiefly ...

... an aceon.pi.shed fact; with perfect consistency oi character, he continued to the end of his life uncompromising opponent Whigs and literalism. Though he may have rarelybeen in the right, there can no doubt that at all times he most thoroughly believed ...

... exempt. Mr Baird has connection with the mission Lord Minto to Rome, with tlie Diplomatic Relations Bill or of the numerous Whig coquetries with the Pope and with Popish Bishops, which have resulted the recent monstrous aggression of the Papacy on the ...

... remarks on these points in the following letter, that his opinions are of that mixed Conservative and Liberal cast which the Whig principle is distinguished. He appears willing, however, to move a little faster in the path of reform than Lord John Russsll ...

... been engaged with them in the struggle for the Reform Bill. I cannot see the line demarcation between Whig aud Tory. I cannot see what principle the Whigs advocate which the Tories do not advocate. I find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, ...