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... represent till he came to Scotland as he told us to-night, in 1837, and wrenched his native county from Fox Mauls and the Whigs, (cheers) and which he held till called to the House of Lords in 1840. During the ten years he sat in the House of Commons ...
... shows that they believe it has a meaning, and that meaning one totally inconsistent with the retention of this county by the Whigs one moment longer than the next election. INFIRMARY WIIELLY REPORT, APRIL 23,1870.—/s the House—Remaining at last report, 45 ...
... ss, and uprightness, and integrity of the farmers who gave him their votes. (Cheers.) In spite of all the promises of the Whigs, the Came Question is still where it was, and where in my opinion it ever should be—in the hands of the tenant-farmers and ...
... are unconscious of the more plsin than pleeoint, and home h o rd o f them to be intently say that on both aides of the House, Whig But why was this allowed to occupy the &Mennen obligation that we are assuming upon ourselves, it the subject of remarks, ...
... with the sombre black of the gentlemen, and produced a vary pretty effect. Among the mottoes round the walls were :-- Awa, Whigs, awe, Speed the plough, Manners maketh men, A a man fur a that, By arts and arms, Fortune favours the brave, ...
... carriage and pair, to take part in a dinner given in the inn at Coupar-Angus by Mr J. B. Brown Morison of Finderlie, to the Whigs of that district As the distinguished party drove along the Bridge of Perth, it was observed that this) , were provided with ...
... On the motion I for the third reading the War Office Bill, Fieiden moved its reject on, srg.iiug that it was | i simply a Whig job. Lord contended that the | i bill sought to concentrate too much. Mr Staualield defended the measure, which had also the ...
... laughing-stock of the rest the religious world ; and. anxious were to see liberalism established again in Perthshire, if the Whigs are to behave in the way they are doing, should less sorry to sec good honest Tories in their place. _ CRT El l F. —Election ...
... of landlord influence, can it not be conceived possible for a tenant-farmer to have brains enough to ask himself what the Whigs have done for him that he wanted done, and that they promised to do for him I If Tory landlords have no brains, it does not ...
... child, and soon two a devoted mother. His only relation was one of his two gidardiana, a Scotch noble --a Presbyterian and a Whig. This uncle was a widower with some children, but they were girls, an oug d, thh Lothair was attached to them, too young to ...
... all know that the chief quarrel the Whigs have with us is that they know the farmers, as a class, are loyal to Tory principles, and have too much intelligence to be long humbugged by Whig bunkum, or befooled by Whig promises, which are that, and nothing ...
... encouraged that desire, it ill become* a newspaper calling itself a Liberal journal to abuse their excellent intention. In that Whig paper have again a sample that theory of that party is but sham, and exactly the reverse of their individual action. Mr Williamson ...