... citizens should be working. In St Leonard's, Mr Anderson's friends are confident of his success, and the wrath at Church-and• Whig -porgy seems centred on Mr David ACLaren. Believe them, and Mr Anderson is beyond all danger, • while Mr M`Laren is , nowhere ...

... evidence, by their presence and enthusiasm, that the movement will not be allowed to slumber, however the beads and tails of the Whig and Tory factions may oppose it. That a movement which lays the axe to the root of landlord domination in the Scotch counties ...

... to the distinction between Whig Tory M oll I this, that I bare most decided geed weretioue which Mr Brown Douglas I hoe brought under your notice in the of the lad erwk piece is moderation all my glory. Where Tories will Whig, and Wbig. a Tory. Now, you ...

... upon the register by the party agents when the voters are considered sure. A Whig elector, with a doubtful title, is sent to the Conservative agent; and in the Appeal Court the Whig agent does not of course object, and the Conservative agent is delighted ...

... _especially his _onthusmam ia _favour of getting Scotland a _larger share of Treasury favours . All known _party names ho _eschewed—Whig and _. Tory _were _alike to him—ho had _, forgotten all _about _the _Corn-laws—everything was consumed in his fiery zeal for ...

... bo _very _anxious about Maynoolh or the Irish Church , for example , tho _Scotsman _never knew au _instance , even among his Whig _friends , iu which tlio _real _object of . solicitude Liy _elsewhere . _1 _' Tho illustration is very unluckily _chosen _ ...

... dropping the cause it pretended to lead whenever it suited the exigencies of the Whig Minastern; playinglest end lane with every principle except that of keeping the Whigs in office. The final public rupture mune when Mr lif•Laren In an education meeting ...

... names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas fas. tened to them. Explain, the origin of the words Whig and Tory, and ...

... though Cambridge is popularly known the Whig University, in contradistinction to the Torified Oxford, yet, in point of fact, these names refer to the conditions of the two Utah versities times long gone by. No Whig candidate ventured to face the constituency ...

... yesterday, and there the ccotest between the Church and-Whig-clique and the citizens has assumed the importance of a fair stand-up fight. The clique are represented by Mr Anderson, a strong Church Whig; and a Police Commissioner, Mr Ridpatb, who has long ...

... Russia will adhere to the Treaty of l'Aris a single day beyond the period she finds herself powerful enough to break it. But the Whig aristocracy found the august ceremony a seasonable for the perpetration of a job, and Lord Gran* and a host of followers were ...

... settler of the city's afftirs, the guiding and propelling spirit of our Scottidt anti-corn law agitation, the breaker up of the Whig monopoly of member-making, the high-minded and uncompromising opponent of civic snobbery and j l,herv, al alywe all the originator ...