... starting of a new magazine, and it is a very amusing and characteristic article. “The Rolliad” Was the name a squib issued by the Whigs during the reign Mr Pitt absolute Minister toward the close of the last century, and it forms the subject amusing article in ...

... hitherto >-upported the Liberals aimply because they got more justice from them than from the Tories. Still, the alliance of Whigs and Papists was unnatural, and we shall lie satisfied should they henceforth remain apart. But to compensate for the loss let ...

... poll the Tories lead Then brithcr voters, am- an’ a' Ye’ll never see Sir Willie fa’ Wi’ wha doe Wi’ open mon’ An’ fairly sa Whig Hall, October. The Dictionary ...

... for the .*cc*i*'nm. Many Indie* wore pro«out. Mr Charles Wood rcspomled the of the •‘Oar Borough Member*.” A review of the whig achievemeitU of the U ...

... gauntlet thus thrown down, and the Advanced Liberals will doubtless ready to accept the challenge. These proceedings indicate the Whig expectation of a general election during the coming year, and they show, moreover, that the citizen party has one other effort ...

... It turns, out however, that she was not intended to aid the Fenians, but for some more remote destination. Thb Edinburgh Whigs seem to have taken heart from tbe success of Mr Moncrietfs speech on Monday week. A meeting of the Black- Moncrieff Committee ...

... like Rochefort and the revolutionary party. illustrate the case by a reference to English politics, the Emperor has become a Whig, and has thrown overboard the Tories and the Radicals. He declares the necessity of proceeding in the course indicated on the ...

... put together any coherent comprehensive system of policy which c*n command the sumtort of a majority be drawn from divisions Whigs. Radicals, INnefites, Protectionist*, and members for itotne. we believe to he a task as feasible as to make a rope of sand ...

... under its old | name, or with anything like its former principles, can he re-organised, or even can long survive. Even the Whig motto, Rest ami thanful,” is now antiquated, and the Gladstone motto, Just move on, will caught up and repeated and acted ...

... times. With the Revolution began a leas atirring eta, and Elliots now sat Whig judges in tbe courts before which, few years earlier, they were constant danger of being dragged Whig erimiiiale. Bat ware still the lurenioat nobles that ta rot* whose members ...

... |M>nio« uf that which i« wholly «iaccaru to licneAciai u«c*. aud it al»owa that not * Froeatant would religiou* minintratiou, the Whig Goveramcut found it carry tho u ...

... political matter* from English point of view, he deatred the first piece to avoid the u*e simply of the name Whig. With all deference the leaders of the Whig party, thoee great men who had rendered e*tr.ioidin«ry services the people this country the time of the ...