... mmeither neutralised neutralised - or, as those , views, being at dare to .y. So co let Whig ni.. head the • the county claimed a. a Whig pre. rat of the old Whig influence, based its magnates, has been one the late county contests. • long as the question ...

... au iar as agriculdiscussion dropped until • later by , q home sooner Or beaten in his old Whig influence del, and the tenant was as ho had always been a. For this natural rethe Conservatives seem I in some counties; or if meet it with the energy !FI aloun ...

... sentatives, th the impendin And now the and the adhei count their can look upoi Premier sati tamed a ME Whigs extorl tion under ti are most dis family Whig are prepare( ultra-reform church-rates rapidly fade by his active oust from thE or rather re hold the ...

... respect to General Windham's opinion. His family has in later years been decidedly Whig,' though his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered doubtfully between Whigs and Tories, and as was remarked ot him, ' used diamond. scales in forming his ...

... rejected in Glasgow. and he is only returned at last election because he has professed himself a very great deal more than a whig, and is certain to make • useful member. As for the greater number of the lords and others appointed, as we shall say, at last ...

... principle on either aide the House of Commons; his sublime indifference has neutralised its antique war cries. He is a whig without a whig's traditionary enthusiasm for liberty; be is a tory without a tory's traditionary hatred of change. This kind of hybrid ...

... to General IVindlisua's opinion. His family has in later years been decidedly Whig, though his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered doubtfully between Whigs and Tories, and, as was remarked of hiiti , used diamond-scales in forming his ...

... formation of the strict Covenanters into a separate body under Cameron and Renwick. The concluding lecture opened with the great Whig movement of 1682-3, which terminated at the time disastrously in the execution of Russell and Sidney, and of Baillie of Je ...

... Joochrane, what are we to think of gentlomen who, like pyself, formerly ranged themeelves willingly and cordially inder the Whig banver of the late Duke of Hamilton, who snew and admired (who did not!) his illustrious 00 long and 60 ably repre- ented our ...

... 944. Business was ter from brisk at the London Corn Exchange to-day, and prices for the leading articles wore 0 chede ‘The Whig bas the following on the provision trade:—The aumber of pigs brought to market, tor the March 28, was 4175, against 3972 the ...

... motion for leave to bring ly prepared during the Bill, which was earried,and led to the resignatw„,_ solution of the old and Whig Ministry in Mara', 18.52; accepted the dfratiPeri tent. Before our mega- Secretary of State for the Home Department in Lord ...

... same stand that the congregation of Erskine Church (Rev. oute sinall close boroughs of the Whigs a» Dr John Macfarlane’s) have collected about £315 in aid the Whigs made on the small Tory boroughs in of this excellent object. ...