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... who now fought , with them—a Whig-. • ( Laughter . ) Sho trusted they would not approve of the political sample , and order more of it —( laughter)—for in troth we had had enough and to spare of Whiggery . ( Laughter . ) Whigs had hampered • the Liberal ...
... fiercest Radicals as well IH the strongest Toriea . The Church of Scotland was a vigorous Church hundreds of years before Whigs and Toriea were ever heard of . and . please God . would be a Cliuruh when 'Whigi Tory , Unionist , and Gladatonian wero names ...
... really be carried too far . Would our good friends who manage there affairs tor us ba pleased to ren ; eniber that the old Whig aud Tory d » ya are gone , and that elections cannot no > v be secured by arrangements made over a bottle of claret in the ...
... MoNCIlElFr , Chartered AccountantEdinbureh . E . EliaEIXE ScOTr , Esq .. Chartereil Aeiioiint . int , Edinhiirsh . Jons P . WHIG Hi , Esq ., Writer to the Si |; net , Ediiibnrjih . A ' o ; icitora—&Icssr 3 QtENZlEa , BLA . CK , & MEKZISS , W . S .. EldiQ ...
... i ; . of Ireland . ( Cheer ; ' . ) Mr Fox ' s definition of despotism photographed the state oE Ireland . The . ' -great Whig leader ewQ , Despotism . was • where tne Executive power v / as everything , and tho . rights ot the people nothing . ( ...
... the-Constitution , which , according to thelatij ? ilr E . V . Bouverie , one of the greatest authoritieij . imung the . Whig aristocracy on thp subject , is hostili ; to the idea . that the Sovereign should possess 2113 private property at all .- Nor ...
... for that stain on thei otherwise Icleari record of .. the party . „ It was a second edition . of the Bcliemo to dishtha Whigs - and much : ir . ore ' ' discreditable , though infinitely less disastrQHs , ^ 'in ' its efiwtsi ' than the former ; . '•; ...
... CuTlyla wished to sit down probably provoked this explosion — Ono thing we ' re all agreed on , we ' re very- ill governed ; Whig , Tory , Radical , Kcpealer , all admit we ' re very ill governed ! Carlyle thought ' that himself . Yes , indeedyou govern ...
... time he handled his . followers independently of all British factions ! , and . as a consequence , waa dreaded by all ; Both Whigs and Torieg courted his aliiftnoe , . and uiflht after , nigoli , the halls of the Commons fting , . wjth the wild and most ...
... eaqpresised ; nis'greab satiafaction that the Liberal party ; ' as'he ' . ' called it , liaa . Rdf ri . d . ' ; 6 f- , tlie ; . Whig ^ eleBieiit ., ?; We ll .. h 8 ,, ( the speaKcr ) supposed that tie - -wbuld' >» . cla ' ssed ' ii ^ that-cSteg 6 ry SpeaKng ...
... . parties are found among ; its supporters . . . . ilany Tories , no donbt , ' arr _ moving in this matterbut 60 are many Whigs—so ' are many Radicals . . . . Look ati the names of the menibera o ( the General Assembly's Committees on Endowments and ...
... . and psalters from 1 . 4 , 76 fo 1500 , and specimens of'the Vinegar , Unrighteous , Breeches , Treacle , Whig or Place , an ...