... added to the number. The hen, gentleman went on to speak of Lord Liverpool, as a Tory reformer, and to any that it was the Whig party which opposed and thwarted Halklileaß la Lis mina at talcum. Rs would advice ...

... where Tullochgorm ht. It is generally known that the Rev. John Skinner was the composer of the song to the tune, viz., Let Whig and Tory a' agree, Sc.; but the original song to that music was in Gaelic, and we believe it to be coeval with the music itself ...

... Lord* The tenacity Minister* to their place* which such a line of conduct indicates, is peculiarly cbaracte riatic of the Whigs ; but doe* not speak highly of their presumed chivalry and honour. wretched majority of five, on vote of confidence is practically ...

... ought not to be lowered, we hope that the farmers of Aberdeenshire will make oonseienoe-matter of their votes, and that neither Whig nor Tory will drive them like so many dumb sheep to the poll. The Aberdeenshire fanners lately mods a and vigorous stand Fithec ...

... either them were extreme their views. Sir James was whet might be called moderate Toij, Mr Fordjee moderate Whig. Bat whatever they weret either Whig or Tory, It wee matter of little eoaeeqaaoee them. (Laughter.) They 'icare two very rsepsitehli gentietaeo ...

... developed amongst the claws who do the bend work of nor reentry. It is there that the gnat social questions of the day are Whig tried out; there that the secular iStrt of education in bring pushed to its utmost limits. Thin is especially the ease, in ...

... London'—(laughter)—who kindly handed over to him, as they thought, the representation of the County, had the idea that the Whigs'''. the Liberals were asleep—(laughter). If they were, I can assure you that they very much resembled the man who mid the habit ...

... themr viewsc. Sir Jatnes was what might ho II tsg tariled at nioderats Tory, and Mr Foedyce a moderate Whig. sg Iittt whatever titny score, either Whig or Tory, it wao a B lo iattor of littlo consequence to tisons. (Leughtor.) They L ofovra two vary ro ...

... not to be lowered. we hope that the farmers of Aberdeenshire s ill make conscience-matter of their votes. and that neither Whig nor Tory will drive them like so many dumb sheep to the poll. The Aberdeenshire fanners lately made a firm and vigorous stand ...

... importance to diet e him which he does not possess. It seems to have been lUsh e the policy of the opponents of the Bill, both Whig and thai - Conservative, to set up Mr Bright for the purpose of wet pulling down the Ministry, and, by making him the disc ...

... eucased to tise asE eb claini. Wa~liois is tiso Conservatives' loan, and at one time '55 it was Whispered chest that thse Whigs would generos sly YE tir allose bins, to be elected ; bist this is riuite absurd. The fr [a- Speakerobip of the Houes of Commons ...

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