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... _11 is seen _ii ) _, _one house as in-. i _nutshell . lily _worthy _father w ; is a JiOrd _. Eldou'J ' ory ; his sou _is a Whig ; liiii _grandsoils _Conservatives . • _l ' lurre is aiiotlicr principle tliat _helps to explain _existing _phenomena : at ...
... And hence _Government _appointments are almost always biassed to some extent by political considerations . The Whig is appointed in the Whig Administrations , the Tory in the Toryand the Kadical will have his f _ull share of it when the _Radical time comesand ...
... was an act of persecution _fit to be condemned and _resentedand we _were _not slow in _tienoiiiicing tlie territorial lords , Whig and Tory , who _were . _guilty of _that folly and injustice . It cannot , therefore , be _fn'in any hostile spirit that we ...
... rainy , arid _prospecta for _the youn ' g ' cr op _of flax _really begin to look bad . Tows _continue very _&cSL—Northern _Whig . ...
... _wanted . We can speak without too much tenderness forthntBoard , for if it is _in any sense or way a job , it is not a _. Whig job , the Tories having not only _instituted it , _but having _managed , by _tiliieous resignations and so forth , to keep ...
... regarding Defoe—that , in his later years , hemanagcd or _miamaii . _'iged a Tory journal for the purpose of _aiding the _Whigs , with whom he was in connivance . THE _Clll _ISC'II AND THE FKEyCII RETOLtTlOX . A History of _the llelations of Church and ...
... is which makes the struggle chiefly memorable . . That Perthshire , which tul twentyfive years ago had been represented by a Whig , and which in that interval had never attempted a contest , should , after the _recent enlargement of the _franchise , again ...
... _throughout _lie _contrived to convey a _false impression , and _succeeded so far as to deceive Lord _Halifax and some other Whig Peers into _helping him to get _tyhat he wanted for the disestablished Church . So _douot the hope was that _other and higher ...
... _1808 . He _was educated at Columbia College , _and was _{ _ailed to tlio bar in 1830 . He entered political _life , _as a _Whig , _i 1834 , and was _successively _jnomlier of Congress , _Lieutenant-Governor and _Governor , and United States _Senator ...
... riea _, ' _as-they ' _cannot gtt a _concapoaaingr • advance in yams and doth _. _Tows are cniietibut « _teadfc _.-—Ifwihcm Whig . , _• _• ...
... they could not be ignored . His Tory predecessor in that office , the _-M . P . for Butehad been _raised to the Bench by the Whigs , and had taken his seat as Lord _Mure in January 186 o , and Mr _Fatten was the Tory advocate whose _seniority and extent ...
... toleration of spirit ; but it says even more for tlie Liberal party , who were right before their time , and _,-is with the Whigs of old on more questions than this , have had to wait a generation to _reap where they sowed . ' - , _ ...