... FACTS AND SCRAPS. AND TIM Rune.—ln the year 1715 Whig and Tory had several battles While waiting for their mastses onside the a Oesessese. At hat the Tory Jearnesso gehmithe day, a upealiar, ended him three sesk tesbeek ad thin adjoined to an sk. hens ...

... principle. The pommel merit, the hereditary claims, of the individual are set aside. majority excludes the minority entirely. Then Whig and Tory Imperial Peers, but of Liberal or Irish elective nobles thee is not to be found one; so that the hereditary branch ...

... The personal merit, the hereditary claims, of the individual are aside. The majority excludes the minority entirely. Them are Whig and Tory Imperial Peers, but of Liberal or Irish elective noble* there is not to be found one; to that the hereditary branch ...

... eassibradon to it, and that is aseensity moires that some settlement should be arrived at. You Withl my that it wee merely the Whig party that of this opines. le the Every Prime Wisner Mobs theme fifteen yam, sad 1: 1 1 1 that has been in pear deem these ...

... declared to be, in its glib. unworthy of the support of the country. At the &metie r ei meeting regarded the proposal of the Whig party of • a 4 4 . qualification as totally inadequate to meet the just dennedul the people and as little calculated to settle ...

... revolutionary cores tail. There are yet Great Commoners in this realm on the Whig as well as the Tory side. And if the division list be examined, it will be found that Whig Peers of the best class are concerned in the I majorities that have carried the ...

... country in the shape of • revolution: for, if ever !predict anything, it is that, should the Tery Government and the Whig party—the false Whig partygo on as they have been going on with respect to this question, they may incur this result, which they may not ...

... elms, eredelity. Frier to 1861. niers SL Plli ral the hod of the in mearin by the rellideemeepegaMens or the ; their prep* Whig roughly - aelliesfed at 300,000,000 . sad their manse at 20,000,000 (£4,040,000 steeling) 1.04 1 . memo et the State. la the ...

... street fight by one W. 1). Adams. During his five years' editorship Dr. Hagan fought one duel with the editor of the Vicksburg Whig, and participated in four or five street fights. Following Hagan came Dr. J. S. Hall, who fought a number of duels, and wu ...

... in the recollection of these whom I now address, that I have repeatedly urged the Tories to disperse and re-form behind the Whigs. As if in view of my very words, Lord Derby at the conclusion of last session, besides urging Mr. Lowe, Lord Clarendoi, and ...

... thought of change. It is only their principles that are &mend never to rally more. They have run away with the clothes of the Whigs—they out Gladstone-Gladstonefkay cards of Bright himself — they d o now what ni asked twenty years to socomplieb. No longer ...

... e a chance of being returned. Ile then proceeded to give an outline of his political views. He said he was neither a lying Whig nor an ultra-Radical, but a Liberal in every sense of the word, and he described himself as willing to act in unison with the ...