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... I PIETER CHRISTI' H. St Telma amt. ltaiaburya. FOR CHILDREN. 44 Ovens, Lad, Data Sia,—Yea • I -a bad been M Ares yeses dad Whig • was seated se best bwr sad Ime MI is the wily Idea my beak awl I ad M. THOMPSON. IL ideburgb. am forwarded Post Pres to any ...

... the vials of vitriolic vituperation upon the Whig noblemen and gentlemen who now style themselves Liberal Unionists, the Ancient Weathercock now suddenly makes the discovery that a fresh alliance with the Whigs is essential to his happiness. Even the profits ...

... or from no other motive than a desire to be safe, if by any chance sceptre should again change hands. Under .ne he had seen Whig turn Tory and Tory turn ;Mg, and had seen statesmen of the highest rank cold out one hand to Ilanover and another to St Germaine ...

... try to govern without popular sympathy. For our own part we do not believe in the Whig element having the slightest touch on the people. Good Tories have always resented Whig supremacy because It savours of ntedincrity, not because it works for the masses; ...

... grasp of the situation ; and, most of all, they forget the motives which led Mr IHersell to rejoice over dishing the Whigs. The Whigs, now•a-days, are lees Important than they were, but the principles of Disraeli are still mound, The Conservative party ...

... THE FIFESHIRS JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, IPB7. he has no seek desks ; for if he takes over the Whigs In their present frame of tuind—and he cannot have them on any other terms—he the Parnullites, and his position will not i.e mended in the faintest ...

... third of a century ago. Mr Smith was loos a member of the Town Council and a Magistrste, and lent lurkential support in the Whig interest to the Raith family in the Parliamentary representation of the burghs. He carried on • considerable flehcoring boirisam ...

... the right hand of friendship to such a prominent and trusted statesman as Mr flinehen. He always liked to lee an old Tory and Whig joining hands ; and he had no fear but that they 'mild soon see Mr Goschen returned as member for Liverpool. Mr Nisbet, in ...

... had been the fold Whig party. There never was a time when the rights of the people were so trampled upon. and when the dignity of the crown was so seriously menaced as when it was surrounded by an exclusive body of aristocratic Whig nobility. These times ...

... give up Ireland, or to announce that laws are only to be obeyed by those who approve them. There have always been seats for Whigs, and there will also be seats for Liberals who hold the Kingdom to be one and indivisible, and who maintain that, while obedience ...