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... a view to vindicate the claims the Whigs to an equal participation with Conservatives in sound Chu chiuanship. has sent letter to the newspapers. In the course of bis letter, Dr. Hook justifies his claim for the Whigs to considered zealoas friends of the ...
... tho oracular which is sonmtimes circulated respecting eminent Conservatives journals writing from the information of small Whig members of Parliament for Scotch burghs. case we were not then sufficiently explicit On the subject of the story that General ...
... that official alliance between extreme politicians into which the Whigs sometimes enter:— While, in deference to their inalienable rights, the official drawing-room is occupied by the Whigs, the official stewards-room is generously abandoned to the Radicals ...
... England. Archdeacon Den sion not only claims the negative virtue of not being Whig, but hopes to God he never may one—nay. he agrees with the dogmatist who once said that a Whig waa tyrant in office aud traitor out of but he proclaims himself to a genuine ...
... care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he never was Whig, and he prayed God he never might be—(laughter)—for he was opinion that a Whig was creature comp'etely out of the pale of ...
... erection of a church and schools at Bromptnn. Mr. FIIRAJD narrated incidents in lievonport in support of a charge against the Whig Boards of Admiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dockyards. Alter a few words from Mr. the Howe went ...
... than to meet party exigencies, has been most scandalons. The vast majority, too, of the bench of Bishops are of Whig creation, aad the Whig-made prelacy has certainly not been guilty of the sin of ingratitude. are willing to treat all this a bye-gone; ...
... and danger only to those who trust in her.— Blackwood. WHIG v. Tory.—The Whig has his dogmas; the Tory has his traditions. The Whig political doctrinaire; the Tory is a political devotee. The Whig believes in the divine origin of liberal measures, and ...
... of JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES, TA. i OEM% VIOLET I %NZ SLUR Price ea, WNW nese will tit YastheraMbrea, ask. War, ▪ wings, Paper *Whig asUng. be Ire an end Wailes. Du Co'.lmeeebte ',NEWfI'IJRNES HAL alsoF-GIIINEA SAUSAGEHINE invaluable in every home for mincing ...
... as a special pleader ter some years, and in 1858 became a (*Meted Counsel and Boucher. The WIN year lie was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in coujunctiou with Mr. Urauger. lu 1867 he was elected at the bead of the pull, liaviug for his ...
... majority of six votes only at the last general election as the second Conservative candidate in opposition to Mr. Carter, the Whig member. BaiGaTON. The following gentlemen were before the electors : — « i s, a London merchaut, who has been the held since ...
... and others, or would be acceptable to them. Had it been known that a considerablenunibar of men read any newspaper, whether Whig Tory,ltadical or Conservative that|would have been provido3d. regardsstrictly rel'riousor temperance pap:rs,they are not e ...