WHIGS MOST PLIAAR AND ASTONLSK
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... tence of the . LAYMAN. Bir,—Bince the secession of Whigs and weak- Ineed in 189 every stratagem has been tried by them to throw the Liberal programme off the line. Their enthusiasm for temperance has toned down. For hated coercion they have for them on ...
... IL hh BAILIN ARRAN, Via DUNOON, ROTHESAY, AND KILCHATTAN BAY. sil and WHITING as x Hen Whig ...
... bauld Whip And gi'ed their copremers a. But now Whigs tor sillar calf ca the pillar) Bought ava, man, The det! took the tewyer, And left the poor He was na a mouse to bis paw, man; was bis mark, But a Whig signet engway thtae, maa. But wheo yo hae fee'd ...
... PERSONAL NOTES “Me editor of the Whig, whose deat! as for more than eenta ia Liberal and in Uflster. in Uniooiss polities life was passe! iv pelitieal amiability of character him meny friends and 90 enemies, Rather a studeat than a man of ection, his ...
... blundering of the Whig bot it had ose through the good result. The advanced Liberalism of Glasgow now knew ite strength —the Whig caucus wae 80 more; and when the next general election came round three good aad sound Radicals were returned—the Whig caucus was ...
... of the military. Mr John Burns’ of the Whigs, not of the Tor: es, that the motion yesterday was confined merely to i for the alliance were begur. the conduct of the Hall _poor-law | Early in 1884 the Ulster Whigs approached | in refusing out - door|the ...
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... distinguished the Whig party. This assurance that the Unionists are the Whig party “resolved into its elements” would our satisfaction at the secession of tne Unionists from iberal party, did we not know that there were better elements m the Whig pariy Letore ...