... territory to .slavery, gradually alienated C him from that party, - while his address to the c Massachusetts Whigs, on The Auti-Slavery h Duties of the Whig Party, tended to increass that ?? in 1848 he was asociatedt 'ith the Free Soil party and gave them efficient ...

... d minions of Government at Drumelog, and were d in consequence hunted and harassed by the . troops sent out to capture the Whig rebels. The I incidents to be related will be best under. bi stood when given as related by old James oi Gibb himself, ' number ...

... time to give his services in furtherance of all important social and political movements in Glasgow,. He belonged to the old Whig C party, asid identified himself with the movement x which issued in the Reformn Bill of 1S32. He also advocated the repeal ...

... the hi . Trades' House, Glasgow, containing a a great deal of interesting matter. As a politician, he was attached to the Whig party M of the Earl Grey school and after the passing of W the Reform Bill acted as leading adviser to that In section in this ...

... declared to be neces- sary as frish policy. The man who declines to follow ol ut that policy may be a very good Irish beral or Whig, but be is no Home Ruler or Nationalist. I am well aware the Glasgow Liberal | Club having retired from the controversy with ...

... temptations, they were bound be consistent, and use the power God bad given to pat down these temptations. was not speaking a Whig Tory, member of any political party ; but they must look the matter the face, and hoped the conference would give forth no ...

... the party) had only a fortnight ago preached nb in Huntly in despite of the interdict. And this e on was the person whom a Whig Government de- I oh lighted to honour I This reverend gentlemai, 1 iis said lord Aberdeen, i' this Professor of Biblical ...

... Earl, fa P ebtiese felt that his opinions were rather too n advanced for the direct representative of one of T greatof Enlish Whig families; but he re faled tu derive fror sach a fant the compensat- dr in, cron ?? which under such circumstances to is'derived ...

... when he lost his seat, and for a th considerable interval kept aloof from active political th life. As an adherent of the Whig party, he had in HR those years taken a stronq interest in, anld had spoken often and with great effect on,b various liberal ...

... was mere fly in amber, and he must have more than once asked himself how the O'Conor Don had got there ? he is anything, he a Whig; and now that he has determined purge and live clean, hope wholesome example will find sufficient imitators among the miscellaneous ...

... his physical fibre that after all he was very nearly murdered by Mist, when that unf the alliance of collaborateur with the Whig Government; and that he did not use the in- formation he obtained to ly hurt any one—even a Jacobite. The truth, in all civil ...