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... o’clock each day. JAMES YOUNG, Collector. Inland Revenue Office, Forfar, 10 th, December, 1869. Now Ready; PRICE TWOPENCE. The Whig’s Vault DUNNOTTAE CASTLE. Sitorn for 3Tt nf “AUNTY KIRSTY.” John Taylor, 3 Market Square, Stonehaven. David Torry, LICENSED ...
... plan. Raving before them a party composed of the old Whigs, from whom they differed little, and the Radicals, to whose views every feeling and principle they cherished was opposed, they selected the Whigs for their hostility and the Radicals for their alliances ...
... eman. It is seldom that public enthusiasm, apart from party politics, takes ruch • demonstrative direction a, iu this case. Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, Churchman and Dissenter, joined together cordially to do honour The Major on this occasion ...
... PaapMai.**— Sptetmtgr. “Tliia able it well th« consycnUc prniaal of one Ukes an iutereat lu the which it tnraU.”—A'ortAero Whig. We conirratulate Mr STCoiublc Uie aJnUrablc cleameaa with which he oyrMMd on thia m.wt tlimcult aubject cordially c«*mmcuil ...
... with which his name was associated in connection with the Whig party. Circumstances arose in relation with the Irish question, which led the secession of Lord Stanley and others of the leading Whigs from the Administration. The Catholics insisted on forcing ...
... who favoured Episcopacy, prevented his being placed for come time. Dourau Forbes (father of the President Forbad, zealous Whig, attemptlig to force his way into the church along with the new minister, on the day fixed for placing him, was driven hark ...
... and revolutionary agitator, equally the narrow Whig, na by the most rabid Tory, if his inquiry happens to take the direction of something which tradition and personal interest has rendered sacred in the Whig's eyes. A good illustration of the appositenees ...
... the policy of the Whig Party to be ntircly critical as a distinct and separate policy, lie said, It is true P you have distinguished Whigs figuring in the Gavcrnm nt, bat they are only the figure-head the ship. The position the Whig party m»y bj aptly ...
... reeelvie r that applause and appreciation from the audience which that gentlemen's effort. usually command. The entertainmoot Whig entirely furnished by sante.rs done not come properly within the range of criticism, yet a word of praise to called for, on ...
... the country would gainers. He recalls the circumstance of the long exclusion of the Whig party from office prior to the era of the Reform Bill. From 1784 1830 the Whig party were excluded from power; bnt, he admits, and he holds it up the Conserva- at ...
... ly ex|»ected The terms Whig and Tory but very inadequately express the distinction between the two classes, or itarties, into which men naturally range themselves, )M)liticaUy; for it is no unusual tiling find your nominal Whig at heart .is conservative ...
... Cabinet, had its proper reward in the re-formation of the Whig Ministry by the Lord Chancellor, with Lord Melbourne as Premier. Hated by king William and the Tories, feared and disliked by the Whigs, he was at last overlooked by Melbourne in such a mean ...