... during Che last 20 yean to the powerful Whig check—a check which, perhaps, would be wisely applied a vehicle going down hill, but which was most .unfortunate when the vehicle had to climb. (Cheera.) And the Whigs who left them Ireland bad been anxious ...

... How long, hs went ! to ask, would the present position of atf nrs There were in all about 7t> Unionists, some of whom were Whigs or Lord Hartingtou's men. Lord Hartington was a perfectly honest man, but not a Liberal. ) He regarded him as a gsod stalwart ...

... degree of interest, because for many years he saw the necessity of forming now party in this country. The old party lines of Whig and Tory had practically died out, ! and the names of the tickets of political luggage bore neither the names of the stations ...

... permanent and satisfactory basis ought to be desired not only by all Liberals but by all patriots. The Unionist Liberals, both Whig and Radical, arc still united in opposing the ex- Premier. It is now announced that Lord Hartington has agreed definitely to ...

... —was obliged to send to Italy, or to Monaco, or wherever he could find him, for the W nig Marquis come over and help him. The Whig Marquis decUned to join him. They would probably remember that Lord Carnarvon two or three years ago explained, his great ...

... the holy apostles, in behalf of the Prophet of the Lord.” once heard Lincoln say of Butterfield that he was one of the few Whigs in Illinois who approved the Mexican War. His reason, frankly given, was that he had lost an ottice in New York by opposing ...

... William Adam, of Blairadam, and the Hon. Henry Erskine, Dean of Faculty, then the political managers of Scotland on behalf of the Whig interest, and it contains a report on the personal circumstances of every elector in Scotland. In those days, of course, the ...

... Magus Moor, Haekston of Rathillet, ami Balfour of Hurley, you would think you had before you no bad representative of the old Whigs of Fife. His sympathies in this direction largely resulted from his home training. His father w'a? a pronounced evangelical ...

... exception o' them that had broadloom, or possessed a bit hooso o' their ain, wha, as became their social stanndin', leaned toe the Whig or Cooservateeve side. Whin the Chartist movemint cam’ abnne board, the majority o' tbs weavers aboot Pethbold an' Sincfsirtoon ...