... by renouncing its historic titles, by addressing the constituencies in a jargon borrowed from the vocabulary of decrepid Whigs, by affecting quasi-Liberal airs, by vague and empty commonplaces about progress —by its buts, and '6 adthoughs, and ...

... acceptance of Mr. Laing by the Conservative leaders. In Forfar. shire, a purely agricultural a onstitnency, the dominant Whig influence is represented by Sir James Ramsay of Banff, who seems also to be accepted by the local Conservatives as a safe ...

... the favours of a large mercantile community, to vote for the abolition of the decalogue. Sir James R a msay, of Bamff, the Whig candidate for Forfarshire, if not so revolutionary as to morality, has intimated his readiness to attempt, or lend his influence ...

... flank, and a confederacy of Democratic English,Welsh, and Scotch Dissenters on the other flank, with a contingent of wavering Whigs between the two extremes. Mr. Dowse was returned several times for Derry by a combination of Roman Catholics and Presbyterians ...

... 1860, and all other Arta relating to the Camay; the 113 and Vie., cap. 98, and 16 and 11 Vie., cap. 198, and any other Acts Whig to the Great Western Railway 'Company ; the 7 and 8 Vic.. esp. 100, and all other Acta relating to the Great Soothers and Western ...

... is so great in ,Forfarshire, there is such an evident desire to have done with official Whiegisra and the rule of the local Whig families, that even now if the Conservatives will put their shoulders to the wheel, and work with all the zeal and energy which ...