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... described as holding out • beacon to the Highland Society to avoid striking upon the rock of party, and becoming divided into a Whig and a Tory agricultural association. What a different and what an improved state of things is revealed by your report of the ...
... y a vehement way of expressing herself. John, she said, on hearing that her son was an Edinburgh Reviewer, if you turn Whig this house is no longer big enough for us both. He was then married, and living with her in Queen Street, after having had ...
... succession to Mr Ivory ; and, we suppose, will , have a claim on the second vacant Sheriffship, but as to this little is said. The Whigs have of late been very lucky in regard to appointments. The LORD RECTORSHIP OF THS UNIVERSITY. -We understand that a meeting ...
... can secure them against the calumnies of the opposite. The writer of the bitter and bitter-bad article which appeared in our Whig contemporary, commencing with the extraordinary allusion to Athens on Bens, he might with equal propriety have spoken of ...
... distinguished, throughout an incumbency which was rendered one of no ordinary labour and difficulty. The peculiar tactics which the Whig organ had for years adopted constituted no small part of that difficulty. The persistent abuse which had been directed against ...
... days the Bible was looked on as the great armoury of Tory warfare. Dr Johnson boldly asserted that the devil was the first Whig. Heaven was described as an unlimited monarchy. Horne Tooke continually found himself denounced as a kind of Antichrist, and ...
... the old lady, with whom her sou and his family were domiciled, protested to the effect already quoted, John, if you turn Whig, this house is no longer big enough for us both,—and, Jeffrey surrendered Byron into his hands, in a letter from which we ...
... We hop e, however, that whoever may be the Queen Ministers will also be the Prince's Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, will be ever able to claim that to them belongs preferences and likings which, for his sake, and for all ...
... Ashworth, Liberal. Leicester, G. Boller, Liberal. Witham, J. Cross, Liberal. Banbury, S. Draper Liberal. Cambridge, IL Smith , Whig. Birmingham, C. Sturge, Liberal. Huddersfield, J. Sykes, Conservative. Brien', S. V. Hare, Conservative. Ipswich, G. C. E. ...
... long delayed, and that this hope was now stronger than ever in his mind from the tenor of his recent advioes. The Richmond Whig, of October 23, says : — The Yankee oommisaioner, J. P. Wood, who is now in this city, has notified the Confederate authorities ...
... being in the presence of the noble Lord (Lord Derby) on such an errand as that. He would as soon thing of the distinctions of Whig and Tory during an earthquake or a shipwreck as at such a time as the present. Let the committee meet day by day and bombard ...
... Cornwall. ATHENS ON —The man who likes best to strike always gives the loudest roar when somebody strikes him in turn. Our Whig contemporary who was struck, not for de first time, by the Couraitt, roars to the following tune We spoke of Ancient Athens ...