... it bas bees with the ed. On the left bank come the pen, irre- and they is designed to hen Mr. valley of the to the west 1 Whigs the town, Val Pasha, 1,150 peace metres from e noble Fort 1 is an enclosed lunette, apd its para y were for jence by musk Fort ...

... last two Stuart monarchs. Defoe was a Dissenter, and yet his nonconformity was not altogether of a sectarian kind. He was a Whig by political conviction, and yet he served in diplomatic business under Governments of every party. He was a clever politician ...

... of the proposals which were made {i d to the of America :— t Nov. “While the J: tng eet o'clock, the ot W here ita mad the Whigs da ia of an address eal, the Houses of Parliament to to secure some of , wi ton, Whee address had orders were rom his ed more ...

... a ship or vessel, usually one of the ordinary hands, or chase before the mast. Wir. J. H., JUNE., Newcastle. —(L) The word Whig, says Dr. Brewer, is from Whiggant•more, a corruption of (pack-tiaddle thieves), from the Celtic (a pack-saddle). The Scotch ...

... woe a Si art given by the Law ‘cel was enabled to carr then be Jonus AL ms A --It is affirmed | mush. distinctinn between Whigs a mm the , Was not known before 16 reign of Charies IL. is however ome up, terms were in use about that date, for to start ...

... favuurite in society, the intima including B: from Richard Pa: logist, who od with art to the British Museum. He was a the Whig. and a vehement ter and what he considerea to be Mr. Glens Gt Pitt's remembered is the Progress of Civil Society,” which would ...

... Court of Session in Scotland, and the greatest lawyer that country has ever produced. In politica he was a taloa member of the Whig party. He had the honour to be one of the cbcmen three who offered the crown of flatland to William and Mary at the Revolution ...

... and sand. His platform performance at Aspatria was really very pour; even Lord Coinetola would be ashamed of it. This latter Whig lord, during his election, began his speeches with the following nursery rhyme : Gentlemen and ladies. Children and babies ...

... speech. At t swas 364 above Sir John more than Gisborne. With regard to Cooper must have been mist the Tory party out of the old Whig oie Star, its but Fe was exceedi ble maner was who did not bow knee to weal | ...

... 1722, Sir Francis Blake Delays! retired from the representation of Northumberland, Sir William Middleton, who represented the Whig interest in the county, was chosen as his successor. There was some talk of opposition, but it died out. and he was returned ...

... remarkable alike fur has oratorical talents and his long and consistent opposition to the measures of Sir Robert Walpole, the great Whig Minister. On the 11th of Febrilesy, 1741, a time when party feeling was at its height, Walpole received an intimation in the ...

... I'm gor ing, ‘When the moon is at the Bwear oft that I'm a € Ce Rs to At skedaddling 'w the smartest For the occasion I'm a whig Tua! ‘True, though may oe mm the cs 3 as queer as sure that I'm a Tory, bea the moon is at the But there comes a grace converting ...