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... mewn pethaugwladol ae eglwysig. Whig -enw a arferwyd gyntaf yn y fiwyddyn 1679 i ddynodi y blaid wleidyddol ydoedd yn wrthwynebol i achos y teulu brenhinol (y Stuarts). Yn ol Esgob Burnet, ac eraill, y mae y gair -whig yn deilliaw or gair whigam-gair ...
... INFORMED TH4:T £nL the Agents of the Whig Warehonsemen, who cnal themselves The Ulster Liberal Asso- . cation, have been through the Wards this day, endeavouring to obtain signatures to ruqaisitiens f for Whig Warehonsemen and their paid Agents to ...
... practically guided his opinions, and has kept hia sentiment the ornamental part of hia views. In other words, while the old Whig leaders bad been latterly more Liberal opinion than by conviction, Mr Oladitone has been Liberal by conviction. the same time ...
... thought anil intelligence the present day. The Radical faction is only powerful in pronortien it is helped by Whig support. There are Whigs and Whigs, Liberals aud Liberals, as there are Tories and tones. It is for the prudent and sensibla of these various ...
... Offce, G 11, ?? N, 700 Barrels Amerlclsn RlOSIIN, now lending, ex Gori6lla from Charleston. 320 J. H. RAYNER1 & CO., Brokers. Whig Day (Monday), the 4th Instant, at Twelve o'clook, at the lirokers' 011cc. C 11, Exchang-butldinig, N. NOU Barrels ?? PIFI'RitUMtI ...
... enthuisi meelting., v Mr. Debbin is a Whig Warehouseman, who is o paying 2s instead of 4s 6d Police Rate on his Monster Warehouse in North Street, valued at C £265. Mr. Dinnen is the paid political Attorney of the ' Whig Warehonsemen party, who compelled ...
... State, the Whigs and t Horn-eyed blockheads though theywereinth very low aims and aspirations in their emam weth George I and George It knew the value of power, from t having enjoyed it in their native marshes, y nd by pitting clever Whigs and dogged ...
... content to be known as an able public servant in his own sphere, and he does not appear to have sought parliamentary life. The Whig Cabinet understood merits, and, at the early age of 33, he was sent to Spain Minister Plenipotentiary. From that lime he was ...
... the electors are servants of the Crown. This was Louis Pfcillippe's system in France, and we know how it ended. The Belgian Whigs, who have governed the country with extraordinary succcss for nearly forty years, have deprecated an extension of the suffrage ...
... l persons, and then he nay congratulate himself and others that his advice has beten taken. Once more the champion of the Whigs comes forth in the public service. This time he presents himself in a 'Isublime attitude. The nominal subject of the letter ...
... pniL'. Warsi, apply to Alv eamoolial flan-y-idor, 11aneeblor. W51.~ above lEstato, ii :oon0c0 ?? o .argo laum0cer of hoiii Whig, .it rea.?iir~c. Ad'ivibth0e00is tornis ofered to boihtero m tilro- A~piy to Jamne Keioptýhorne,. lq., solivitor, Neath. t ...
... probably no t public men of the period mcre open to the 0 L charge of iurning their backs uron their own ( principles than the Whigs. Formerly they f *et ambig the stbut iuib a -o o the I | colonies; and they were right. Now, for I the paltriest economical ...