... working men’s families. And those who have constituted the Whig party must choose between the two. It is necessary to decide between policy of destruction and one of development, and the old Whigs are afraid of one and incapable of the other. So they get ...

... WIGTOWN OR WHIG-TOWN studying Stair’s Institutes lawyer thought he’d rise, Though young, up to the topmost height law—a goodly prise. 11. That point attained—to Parliament To climb he next would dare ; Success is his if only Can find e*sy stair. ...

... Stair.” iv. Wigtown Whig-town shall remain. Here safe eneoonced I’ll stay; Nor Radical nor Tory wight Shall drive me hence away. Shall * stupid ’ Tories dare invade This Whig manorial ground ? Let Ditxy play his * game ’ elsewhere. Whig-town is safe and ...

... repeat, unanimously supported me. in England as well as in Scotland, because they knew I was honest man, who cared neither for Whig nor Tory, but whose whole energies, if returned Parliament, would have been directed to one point—to obtain full justice to ...

... What claim right or title has Tory to venture to show face county where the Whig waved triumphant for many years ? >8 “at burglary, or something worse, thus to disturb Whig serenity, especially since it is the case that the steady disciple of Whiggery ...

... follower of tho champion of disestablishment for a staunch supporter of the permanent union between Church and State. Let not the Whig- Radical clique beast, therefore, in putting on their armour as those who put it off. The question is one for the Protestant ...

... tha proposals of the Whigs regarding the lii*h Church and ether questions likely to como before Parliament. The present member quiet country gentleman, remarkable for brilliant qualities, but faithful to the traditions of the Whigs, always voting with ...

... hearts, does not dislike dukes —at least those with which it is acquainted ; and it is superfluous to say that they are only Whig dukes. The Timet alludes to ‘immense jealousy being aroused by such concessions.’ doubt it is in P ® l ** oll *° sneak with ...

... Household Suffrage, to ments of office among a certain set of indivi- every Whig tradition was opposed, and from duals. Mr Young’s soul is deeply exercised, which every genuine Whig and out of the and his conseienoe is acutely sensitive—we House of Commous ...

... from the vaticinations have quoted from the Express, a Liberal eveninp; paper, regarding the forthcommg_ election, that the Whigs themselves are becoming dubious ot the results that election, and well they may. Another agrarian outrage occurred in Ireland ...

... candidates for the one seat conferred upon them the Scottish Reform Bill viz., Campbell Swinton, Tory ; Professor Lyon Playfair, Whig; Dr Prosser James, Liberal; and Dr Richardson, who ignores politics, and comes forward as medical man pur et simple. It is ...

... it may be funny To kick up such a row ; But it costs lot of money As they some day will know. Chmis, &c. We’ve dished the Whigs ; the Tories No doubt more pluck have shown, If you’d believe their stories, The election is their own . That’s bosh, say I ...