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... occupy the proud position of successor to Joseph Hume —Sir John Ogilvy and Mr W. E. Baxter. Sir John was a good old-fashioned Whig, with a mild orthodox programme of Liberalism ; while the address of the young Dundee merchant was more definite and clear ...
... in the September number of the New Review, continues his invaluable and admirable exposition of A Radical Programme. The Whigs and slowpaced Liberals, jealous of the privileges of property, will hardly find the article pleasant reading, more particularly ...
... to adopt the Presbyterian form when it was reintroduced by William 111., and he was therefore ejected from his living by his Whig relative and patron. He retired with his family to the old castle of Bervie, standing close to the sea, just outside the town ...
... becoming either Episcopalians or Presbyterians was just as hopeful as was the prospect of all British subjects becoming either Whig or Tory. The idea that disestablishment would conduce to union was, in his opinion, the wildest delusion ever cherished by ...
... and Mr Bell and some of the other farmers were nothing but old Whigs now turned Unionists, and the Board was aware that there was always a black spot history recorded against the name of Whig, as they never made move but with a selfish idea. He knew of ...
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... old Whigs, she told them, were once workers in grand old cause, but the modern Whigs have not the tibre. Their politics arc of sickly hue. The old political life blood dried up their veins. The glorious old faith which burned for centuries in Whig hearts ...
... Baith prose an' rhyme. Lang may he whistle ower the rig. An' raise his berries plump air big, As well's the banner o' the Whig— likes it best- An' when he crosses ower the brig May he fiud rest. I'm no tae siug 0' Colvill's to'cr, 0' local poets, nor ...
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... the villain tare him Fi..b err limb for o' peer Inueot Wit..t farther prepared the burly left the othompanied only by the • Whig' M▪ g. alter the earls. !reran the over hie shoulder, that they might op wither, agent. me. Is ropos m by everybody whom • ...
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