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... those unclamical appellations. Since &woe has in of his letters shown a good deal of anxiety to assure us that he is a Whig, I will not be so uncourteous as to say he is not, or even to hint that I doubt it, but I think you will agree with me when ...
... against King James, for civil and religious freedom; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looked to ancient clang to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up our Constitution ...
... beheaded in the time of Charles I. The Byngs are old Whigs and great aristocrats. Mr. Labouchere, who is fighting Middlesex on the same side, is the nephew of the Mr. Labouchere who was a member of several Whig min* istries, and a partner in the house of Baring ...
... from the platform for rare pant desimbillty of piecing these questions in front at our Mentions, and supporting the oandidaM—Whig or Tory—whom views wars most favourable to these measures. With regard to the two Were the electors, neither of them an as ...
... did King James, for civil and religious freedom; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looks Ito ancient landmarks, clung to the fundamental prines, held fast ancient charta4sed so bnilt up our Cnstitution ...
... against King James, for civil and religious free*lorn ; remember the example of our forefathers, and barons, and good old Whigs, who nlways looke 1 to ancient landmarks, dun* the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and fo built up our ...
... T, AND DEAN ALFORD ON Coos= OF Forum TINS SPANISH Rue()Lorrow—by Vuoirru. O'HOWD.—Walewski—Medical Lecturers— biiidlta—the Whig Letter. OLD New, THE EMMONS. W. BLLMWOOD & SONS, Edinburgh end London. BIRTHS. thiesers—On the sth inst., at Fair Oak Villa ...
... not know whether h« could cill them Whigs. The fact was they called themselves Liberals because the bont&t Whigs ot the old schod h«.d deserted them (cheers), they bad completely ignored them. The leader* of the old Whig pariy aaid they ware 0, a great deal ...
... politics—he was, acccording as they used the expression, a Conservative or Tory— (laughter, )—but he not attempt to disparage Whigs or Liberals in the way in whi c h the y songht to ° diparage Tories. (Cheer s .) The Conservatives were, he trusted, men as ...
... accustomed make mutual concessions, by which prosecutions the worst cases abandoned A Tory briber In Essex would Paired against a Whig malefactor Yorkshire. These convenient arrangements will now cease. Election petitions have become like barbed hooks, which ...
... opponents, one of these writers, the brown one, indulged in the most pirile chatter about the etymology of. their siumatures. As a Whig who was sailing in the same boat with, them, I ventured to write to the ,S'tcsr on the subject,, and recommended them to leave ...
... heretics. No one who is truly at heart a thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire adhesion to a Protestant leader, be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing he divides the allegiance—in sonic instances destroys it altogether—which he owes to the Church. ...