... Courtauld was not the man ho had taken him to ho. [Applause, and Voice : “ He’s a traitor.”] He did not care whether a man were Whig, Radical, or Tory, hut he liked him to stick to his principles, and not to turn round because be thought he would catchy a ...

... mos Imo III•dratol to the , Them petal ewe si•bed to attach iik• mill they were la a I has • embity Mole • milt • girsalta• Whig a gam h SUM sad le the Malden promill maw maim at cam foe Moe of their sad to farther for the esti of the istwomeat In lifiadrod ...

... entertahnoeut of eoiritog s was giveu in the Schoolroom wit Monday by 11r. C. liorth. Toe IPWARAS was Round the with • Cleniera. Whig *tone on Ida by • geotivman who wade a tour of globe, visiting the meta at said bringing beck with tum • at photographs no ...

... warn sent too late, and he lost Me life merely became the Liberal Government were divided between their desire to plane the Whig Party and their desire to please the extreme Radical Party. Between the two of that Pasty life wee sacrificed, and the country ...

... militia, tlirce of 100 men each, under captains, and throe of 70 men each under captain-lieutenants, raised cliiefly amongst the Whig clans, the Grants, tho Frasers, Campbells and Munros about 1730 watch and preserve order in the Scotch Highlands. The epithet ...

... at 10 o'clock in the morning, he was in his gordeo, and SAIV Heard In a distincily down and drift upon his (proaccetor's) Whig. Prosecutor went down to the sea-wa'.l, and saw the prisoner coming off his laying. Prisoner then went upon his own laying ...

... be destroyed; and the future Parliament would be elected in the interests of the p00p . Tney had experimee of Tories ' Whigs, awl Liberals; but now tney would have toe experience of Resin:ale added. He passed on to criticise the system or land tenure ...

... honours in the Stato, but working simply for tbe good of the cause they had espoused. Both the candidates were brought up in Whig families, and the only difference between them was that while Mr. Baring had changed his opinions, Mr. Buxton had not. It was ...

... question of Free or Fair Trade. [Applause.] It was not a question as to whether a man was a Tory, a Conservative, Radical, or a Whig; there surely was a bond which could unite us all, no matter what our politics were, and that was the bond of self-support ...

... was not the man he had taken him to be (Hear, hear; and a Voice: He's a traitor.) No matter whether a man was a Liberal, a Whig, a Tory, or a Radical, he did like to see him stick to his princi- ples and not waver round to catch a few stray votes as Mr ...

... from question of Free or Fair Trade. [Applause.] It was not question whether a man was a Tory, a Conservative, Radical, or a Whig; there surely was a bond which could unite us all, matter what our politics were, and that was the bond of self-support, s ...

... quote tion of Fair or Free Trade. It not a question as to whether a man was a Tory, • Conservative, a Radical, a Liberal, or a Whig, or wnatavar be might be. Triers surely was • bond which coed all men, no matter what their politics were, and that bond was ...