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... Montrose Burghs, are gentlemen who, for from twenty to thirty years, have been recognised either downright Tories or pronounced Whigs. Why should they, at this day, sit upon a platform which claims to represent Liberalism?. Why should they now sit behind c ...
... and Mr Bell and some of the other farmers were nothing but old Whigs now turned Unionists, and the Board was aware that there was always a black spot history recorded against the name of Whig, as they never made move but with a selfish idea. He knew of ...
... it finally died and passed into that oblivion which it so richly deserved. From the ashes of Federalism, its successor, the Whig party, sprang into existence. Being composed of the same elements, it had all the faults and all the weaknesses of its predecessor ...
... old Whigs, she told them, were once workers in grand old cause, but the modern Whigs have not the tibre. Their politics arc of sickly hue. The old political life blood dried up their veins. The glorious old faith which burned for centuries in Whig hearts ...
... the opposite side. We imbibed our Whig principles from our fathers, and stuck to them, and do still, only much more advanced. THE POLLING BOOTHS were erected in front of the Academj', orl£%h School, in Hill Place. The Whig favtfiirs were a rosette of white ...
... the Earl's library and bedroom there is a gloomy dungeon which visitors from far and near come to see. It is known as the Whigs' Vault. Its dimensions are roughly 54 feet by feet, and from floor to ceiling the height is 12 feet. It is lit by two windows ...
... Baith prose an' rhyme. Lang may he whistle ower the rig. An' raise his berries plump air big, As well's the banner o' the Whig— likes it best- An' when he crosses ower the brig May he fiud rest. I'm no tae siug 0' Colvill's to'cr, 0' local poets, nor ...
... Tory. Joseph Hume 1818 1830 Radical. Sir James Carnegie, Bart., of Southesk 1830 1831 Tory. Horatio of Rossie, 1831 1835 Whig. Patrick Chalmers of Aldbar, 1835 1842 Liberal. Joseph Hume, 1842 1855 Radical. Right Hon. W. K. Baxter Kincaldrum 1855 1885 ...
... journalist, he advocated, with much vigour and signal ability, the measures of the Whig party, and his doing so did not fail to attract the notice of the leading Whigs. His trenchent articles were acknowledged as being of considerable service to the ...
... had come among them under the name of the Whig party men who were incendiaries and firebrands, who had perverted the glorious traditions of the Whigs. These people were not the real Whigs, but the real Whigs were the Tories of that day, who refused to ...
... No Popery cry the foundation of their government Ireland. They left that the good Tories like Lord Salisbury, to recreant Whigs like the Duke of Devonshire, and to perverted Radicals like Mr Chamberlain. The warlike manifestoes in Ulster were MANUFACTURED ...
... an Assault Case.—Before Sheriff Robertson at Forfar ou Thursday, Alex. Brown,horsehirer.Lctham,and Alex. Sturrock, joiner, Whig Street, Inverarity, sued Qeorge Mitchell, horsehirer, Letham, for £7, restricted to £5; and £10, restricted to £7 respectively ...