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... exm:bmmfl of the uui’p-ying franchise, Earl e again raised his protest against the bill fz‘ 'lh:i‘ myfioe-fledtho‘lhd‘lm Cburch Whig tof view. e lored luwmua:] and Mp‘smdully vubeddfi hands as a token i i z:n connection with the transaction. m. of Richmond ...
... be conferred with the | spontaneity which um‘-h—.:?h qualifications IMM o! w‘ services, With Sir Wim'lllcnnodfledsg-,dm nll Whig politics, whose mehumynmm As to the paid officials, I have the very h authority for assuring on that in the meantime nothing ...
... and the worthy Provost of Kirkealdy. We obscrve that the candidature of Sir George has been espoused by the loeal m&. Old Whig or Aytoun m‘n i y ; but while the Baronet 'ood'-i.h:b make a very satisfactory representative for a slow constituency like ...
... aftor the l’mgm Whig gentleman gave the ** Duke of Cum e uduxto-& ‘:’ tenbfle gent:::’uan present, Beaton ileonquhar, being next as! to w & toast, m@d one Sibbald, a butcher in -but‘ ve great offence to many of the company, npe&ly 1o the Whig, who absolutely ...
... character. It is well known that at least ten deaths have taken place, one of which occurred on Monday WA’.‘MM = fast Northern Whig, commenting on riots, says:—The veand enjastiGable Ty P g e e assailing the Catholic processionists, has once more stirred ...
... array’s character more expressively than in the words of the stern old politician, Colonel Robert Anstruther, in the memorable ** Whig avd Tory™ contests some five and fifty years ago. ** Bailie,” said the grim old soldier ; ** it's a pleasure to be here ; you ...
... 'r.':.‘::‘fl- regretted ““u’“u‘:' bad failed to -l?lc burgh and Glasvow. Mr 'lul-_-m with Burns's song of “ Awa’, Whigs, 3%3', The Whigs having been duly exor-2 e o 4 Sha (ot & Masaivp guld mnmho--Wlwby-—-wu fellow students. In handing over hg& Mr Black ...
... safe conveyance of a prisoner to close quarters. O-otnoaa-L-,hnevu he met his match. About 40 years ago there were in Cupar a Whig and Tory demonstration, such as the present generation has never seen. One of the Tory .dr:nnu was Saudy Dall, whose party ...
... Focthablrs, b won: spveiond time as mewm) ur Was ted Vice-President of the Board of Trade; and in 1846, on the restoration of the Whigs te power, he was chosen Secretary at War, with a seat in the Cabinet. In that post he continued till 185?7 when he became President ...
... adjourned. — Boston Globe. Tue Prisce or Wares' HovsenoLp.—A former Tory 'hi{L Lord Colville, of Culross, has lately sueceeded a Whig peer, the lamented Lord Harris, in the post of Chamberlain to the Princess of Wales. Lord Colville of Culross has always been ...
... residence of a whole-hearted, fully-educated and i.d'l'hll —n 0‘: belong to party poli is question does not itics ; and .-?m Whig nor Toryn‘of lhdic’arnhn-ld fight over it. It calls for help to every true patriot, and it will tax their united strength to ...
... fichiing for their cherished g:indpl’l, and the satire of the famous Cambo ** billies” was as & quick thor t the cnaod many & Whig neighboar ; but, nevertheless, wever Couservative or Jacobite in their politics, none were ever more uine Liberals in their ...