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... Sjtanish Armada iovaaioo about 1570. Ecclesiastical nationali-m and political freedom in Scotland go hand in hnnd. old covenanting whig was tbe great grandfather of tho modern liberal. In dress and modes of speech they differ, but in protestaot souls they are ...
... opinions and discoveries with regard to three remarkable phenomena. Here is the °pluton given of PAWS ADYLNIEITRATIoN. Tho Whigs resumed office, but the heart of Plighted was turning to the gallant and brilliant baud, Graham and Steelier, Gladatone and ...
... Why, Sir Robert Peel, at member of the saise Govern- meont. And so far froin it belonging to the Whigs, that Lord L . oAMelboorno, whon the hetad of thle Whig Government, Os- DI ,,dared, less than 30 years ago, that the moan would he insane cil a who shoub'i ...
... regards law reform, he was no usere Conservative bigot, bet anxiOus to promote discussion and do what seemed 0 best. Bet the Whig has done comparatively little for low reform-is known to be oppo;-ed to any considerable change, . i and is the only member ...
... character. oar rated leading fads iu the history of the ill aurred Argyll, and doscrifasd his allecting death. Ho closed downing Whig * Vault iu Caatlc, where, said, one of hi* own ancestors had been immured. cl ■sod follows:—lst, What •sample the#* Covenanting ...
... ancient Greece and Rome—of the Aristocrat and Democrat - -of the Patrician and Plebeian, or of the Conservative Tory and Liberal Whig of our own country —pointing out the close analogies and resemblances of the two hostile elements of those days of old that ...
... political opinion. c l, The great majority of 111 which the Government has ( it at its back, is nothing to the 360 which the Whigs a of eould boast after the passing of the Reform Bill of I 1832. We probably cannot look, although we see no r ia great reason ...
... to get temperance men to stand firmly to their tern perance principles. The old political were taken up, aad. in following Whig or Tory, they lost eight of the temperance principle. But would remind them that this country had never been saved by.political ...
... trattitesit Idt tr 4 ,, Ploo3Kteii from the Smallest Locket , 1 1•7 6 as lll' s ihreern Reit f ete Melly dark bided our fac , whig H6 g;_ the'adnata g e. fin P lan & P ni gi 1 7 ° the BLAOZ N;ADZZED, PAPAS. ~.:,, i , • at •'' h 'N ~e ,, PI Sid up to ...
... competition; but it would appear there is really something in a name, (or Lord Stanley, who was described as being neither Whig nor Tory, very few bids were made, and the bull was withdrawn. The next put up was Lord March, an animal of considerable ...
... ng the Irish Church on their communion. Bsv*n Fisbkbmkn Deowxkd ik Ccldstt Bat. The Carndouagh correspondent of the NorUum Whig sends some particulars of very sad boat accident which ooosrred in Culdaff Bay on Monday, and by which aevea fishermen weretdrowned ...
... revive alt old family title. sist We hiotc rcckoied no prontotions in the leer tge, thougit the the excu't of tuose ott tile Whig side Aaltenrs still greater on a wlt Cltr-cltv iltectiolt. Puit wve htave rockored the two peerages as O itaii ct bv , plaii ...