... WHIGS AND TORIES. On referring to Rapin's Ilistory of the Whig and Tory. written in 1716, we learn that these two parties were formed in the reign of Charles 1. The king's friends were called Cavaliers, which name was afterwards changed into that of ...

... ORIGIN OF THE TERMS WHIG AND TORY. The fcllowing account of the origin of these two terms, so comman in English polkas, is taken frdm an old scrap-book. From what source the scrap wad been culled is not stated therein. The name - Whig is and to be derived ...

... WHIG AND TORY. Many of your readoi will, doubtless, be aware that Daniel Defoe, the famous author of Robinson Crimps, who was a somewhat erratic literary groins. was also a staunch and inixirruptible advocate in his day of Whig principles in politics ...

... DALES GOLD MEDAL Mike, Boota anal Hares Waterprmf as a Whig, ..di a• Adds three times to the wear and allow. 22 Exhibition lagnest newerdm. Ott le.. end2a DUBBIN Of all teethes teener*. ...

... be swopnee, as it had boon in '34. for a handful of promised boons from the Whigs. What ought to be done under the 1? I had no doubt indeed what ought to be done; but it was autumn and all my colleagues were away on holiday, and I might commit them to ...

... co-reyresentative. This compromise was accepted in North I; Holden and Osatiliston were elected without oppositkin. But the Whigs of the Southern division would not accept It. They wanted both seats, and they put forward Mr. turd to champion their cause ...

... Scott from the word, 'Whig, to make bona' is mere nonsense. Nonconformists and Puritans of every clam were maned with scowling on the common social enjoyments of the world; that was expressed be calling them the 'Sowers' or 'Whigs', ae it were, in the ...

... the ancient borough of Plymouth. Amongst naval men the memory of his father was cherished ; amongst dockyard tradespeople a Whig Reformer was a welcome guest. Sir George was returned triumphantly, with Sir Edward Codrington as his colleague, to represent ...

... twopence back. The Whigs would not give you twopence, neither did they rob you of the pound, and were in favour of that legislation which would enable you to earn a shilling for ,oneself and keep the pound in your pocket. The Whigs were the traditional ...

... first hook soy hied published io U.S.A.. was Atkia's the year It was a pamphlet of twisty two copies widish are now bawls to Whig wokh more than its weight is twisty dollarsow Siam Nampa. ...

... Lord Howick; in 1832 fie plumped for Mr, William Ord, of Whitfield; throughout his life be remained faithful to Whig principles and Whig It was not, however, so much in the pursuit of politics, as in that of antiquarian research and literary enterprise ...

... subject, appearing by his proxy in Parliament. Whig, on the other hand, was doubtless first used in Scotland, and applied to the supposed sourness and ascetic temper of the reiigious dissenters. To Whig, in the Northern Countioe of England as wall as ...