... every kind, and that it has borne more heavily than any other incident in our history on dogmatists of all classes. Your pure Whig of the Russell school nho never tiv,s of speaking writing about our great deliverer' and Lord Somers, and who has an extravagant ...

... view from which he will be judged by, his immediate followers, him great mistake evidently wasliis too ready acquiescence in. Whig I teracy. He never seemed to comprehend the wholesome truth that it is far wiser to admit a political party,from which you ...

... suffrages of the Commons ; but it Is understood that Mr. Fitzroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. salary is £8,408 per annum, nith a rage on retiremert, and £5,000 for three lives.— Mort, Advertiser. ...

... County Hall as a public and lasting mark of the gratitude of the county towards him.' Colapel ,Gorden was in polities a decided Whig!. In 1832, after the passing of the Reform Bill, he evinced the sincerity of his convictions by contesting, though unsuccessfully ...

... majorit of the suffrages of the ; but it is und forward Mr Fitzroy, the old Chairman mittees, will be oo per anoum, with a Whig party. The salary is £ on poe Ae dvertiser. t, and £5,000 for three ay, 0 i ° Done. ” 64 12 South-Western, i Great Western ...

... threo years. Hence of Commons is arose the possi ty of a Coalition Cabinet. The House servative house, or a predominantly a Whig house or a Con. —it is simply a house in all sense of full of cabal, intrigue, and ana:chy, tival ineon- party bonour 1s Ics ...

... is essen- with his borsemen, surprised Perth, and carried off some tial to a right understanding of our bistory and of the Whig gentlemen prisoners to the mountains. Meanwhile structure of our civil and religious liberty; and of no period the fiery crosses ...