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... Hookers and the Barrowvs, the Tillotsons IIM an d the Le igli toas of Episcopacy. Suppose At tir i then that the 'Whig peer and the Whig whip had OUTRtAN the privileges and the temporalities of the ed~tolr Chulrch at their disposal-to what better use ...
... drystone lau dyke, gives utterance in. one shape or another to the cries of all the ill-assorted sections-from thenmoderate Whig to the extreme Revolutionist L P- -that seek a common name, however delusive, h-to conceal their individual insignificance ...
... occasions-first in 1842, when 2nm he was defeated by Sir Andrew Leith Hay, and again bers it n 1860, when he came forwardas a Whig against Mr a.tu Lk Leslie of Warltill, but afterwards withdrew. iior ca k name was again mentioned. in connection with the ...
... scornfully repudiated, promised, a few days tion, brought up from their earliest years | ernment pe elevated into the lig ht of a Whig ical regard the bull-ring as the one place in which eranks of repeal. | spendagay holiday, andenjoy abrilliant spectac’ ertinent ...
... gleam of new hope. Their creed, so long and scornfully repudiated, promised, a few days ago, to be elevated into the light of a Whig Radical evangel. All was Joy in the ranks of repeal. The jubilation was sufficient to make even the heart of Daniel O'Connel ...
... t9e excepjoie fro I of i5 Ss, jwhieh the 'Caledhiiia&l ,(i6mpany Chsi! r2- umI I covered for the carcase of one of the weOW 0 Whig bad Sn ibeeni ordered to be slAughtered at Crieff. ' ...
... so long as the mask of the widest w and most divergent opinions; and it divides the Or he party into its natural elements of Whig, th of Radical, and Republican. The moment long TI e I avoided, of forcing the several sects of the party its | to stand by ...
... people, strated that every im Hughes, and the betrayers of the honour of a great of a specific which produces its lhurst. a by Whig Radical orators d that only. On the « have been stimulate at every stage 5 and special disease au ‘at these diseases do not ...
... -Liberal er Tory, would try- bll Mr Wilsan-Whig or Tory. (Laughter and applause.) ts Mr flsvideson-I beg your pardon ; it was a leaseso es lisspuie. I like Tory better thanl Whig. Every Govern. be ment, whether Whig or Tory, will try to get schools -i-efficient ...
... and applause ‘sometimes be | ™ Mr Wilson—Whig or T . (Laug don; it was & ipa rts of speech. Mr_ Davi dson—I beg your par out the parts 1 like Tory better than Whig. Every Gover a sentence ment, whethi er Whig or Tory, wi try to get 10 netion is the efficient ...
... of the municipal borough accounts no for the year endeel August 31, 1876. Y to THax DCLINE OF THE SCOTraxr.-Edinburgh on Whigs are sorrowing over the decline of the 1 an Cotssaum. Under the guardianship of the late not |Alexander ussel, that heaven-born ...
... Two-year-old Plate and Beaufort Stakes, extra, to Lord Grey’s letter, of having in July, 1849, conduced a party creation. The Whig appetite for straw- Asylum, which wi ‘as arranged to be held at the Free- “CHINA AND SPAIN. but no other penalty; maidens allowed ...