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... difference of eflect . which _, political adversity had upon Whigsand upon _Tories ; The _differencc _^ was this—that the Whigs only _clung , thc doser to their principles , whilst the Tories threw their principles and their very name away as soon as ...
... _erasure exercised by at leaat one Jaine ot Berwick-» hire at _tht _last election , that county _is _now _represented br a Whig , _surely the _Forest need not despair of being _able to _show that it too ia free . Whether or not it _• ucceeda in doing ...
... _ithe , _SeotttsK _. Fafnwr _wUl bo i _receiTed as an _important addition _, to _the _literature of agriculture _. _—Horthem Whig .. • • , , If the _numbers already _, _received are _afcilrsampleof what Is to be hereafter _. It _. vill ' _prove'an _important ...
... _ipcncd in _India _. _THE _CliOrs IS _IRELAND . _—The _following agr _icultural _report for Ulster , copied from the _Northern Whig , _might be taken as _representing the harvest _prospects _throughout the other _prorinces;— Our iigricultural reports this ...
... ia tho _same district . _—So _,- ! hcra Ensign . • • • • THECKOrS IN _THE NOr _. TH O ? Ir _. _ELAKD . —The Nort _/ tcm _. Whig . says .: —' . ' We haye _. returns from nearly a _score of _important _'districts in _. toe north , eonciirrinj _? _in a _general ...
... merits _of Lord : Brougham , but he _understood _tliat ; the ' _Boccefl 8 or to _his title—a ; _Whig of _acknowledged i ability _, who _, like ' _sbme ' Whigs _. ' retired'bn an aclcnow' _ledged pfcnaion—bad _.. _retireo _. _attiir . a . JEyw , ycara . ...
... ve adoption of the opposite _doctrines—the principles of _religious freedom and _equality should _, find _champions in two Whig _county _members , like Sir E _. Colebrooke and Mr Adam , in the House of Commons , and _. _a _clergyman of the Established ...
... _wisely _clioi-cn _and _manfully upheld •; • . Sir John Calpbell was _the _great _Attorney-General of his deration . To tlie Whig _Government-of . his-d _^ he _was a _tower of _strengthjudicious , _safehhrinking from no _responsibility tliat riglltlul ...
... Tories , ' _circumstances _09 well as time have made it worse than . obsolete _Time was _when _every man calling _himself a _. Whig or Liberal was _denounced as a _Papist in _disguise—and that dodge was _worked as unscrupulously in _Selkirkshire as almost ...
... real _constituency by troops of par tisans and _dependents having no _connection with the county . _The Cwirunt says that the Whigs tried the same thing—which' is ' true _^ in _ a'different . sense and degree , and _especially as to a different time . In ...