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... TORIES AND A WHIG. TO THE EDITOR 00 THE >' SEKIUiEL. Sir,—U ii not often th»t oar qaiot nutic dwellings ore assailed bj bud of rubbers, Tones, who exclaim as soon os you moke your appearance —Tora, torn Oise, gin! However, I ban bod recently vintation ...
... balieeed that that genUeman, and hia friends la London who had kindly ksuded oeer him the represematiou the Conoty, thought the Whigs or Liberate were asleep—. If they were asleep, they were like ike man who slept with one eye open; and lie thought ...
... that difficult as it wits to detach men from their party, and still more from the ties in which they have berm brought up, the Whig party, by the policy pursued, are driving off mane of the foremost orators and statenuen of the Howie. The Cave of Mullion ...
... Conservative, and that Captain Fordyce is n Moderate Whig—though he may, like our Burgh Member, all :111716.11 MI advanced Liberal; but, gentlemen, whether they are Conservative or whether they are Whig is a matter of little consequence. (Hear, and laughter ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...