... Church of Scotland was a vigorous Church hundreds and bundreds of ears before Whig and To were ever heard of, and, please od, it would be a Church and hundreds of years after Whig and Tory, Liberal Unionist and Gladstonian were names which had melted away ...

... Church of Scotland was a vigorous Church hundreds and hundreds of ears before Whig and were ever eard of, and, please God, it would be a hundreds and huudreds of years after Whig aud Tory, Liberal Unionist and Gladstonian were names which had melted away ...

... IL., or his brother, there flourished Lady Elphinstone, so ald that she reached the extraordinary age of 103. She was a keen Whig, so did not relish Graham of Clavers. At last, having a curiosity to see so aged a person, he obtained er took permission to ...

... their Church Committee, Lord Balfour. The Church of Scotland was net a political institution, as it had existed long before Whigs and Tories were heard of, and would exist long after they had been forgotten. Their position was purely a defensive one, and ...

... lastantly, hoes the tercel sppUed sou like magic. St. Jacobs t endoowd by the most people the world. LADY DIXIE says That Whig used St Jacobs Oil for path the remit wee most =amnesia* HENRY TOLLEXACHL Mateo That he received great benefit by the use St ...

... closest of friends. Iu the times to which reference is made there was no such mingling of the sheep and the goats; between Whig and Tory, socially as well as politically, there was A GREAT GULF FIXED, and between both and the Radicals there yawned a gulf ...

... Presbytery and himeelf were perfectly willing to facilitate the application, and if the Court approved of it, be would be quite.* Whig tmentertaiu the offer. The subject then dropped. . . . ; .l EDZLIAL. v „ i pmßrechin,: • occapuid the pa fpi at the' morning ...

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... and CARLYLE. Sir Francis THORNHILL Bakina, grandson of the first head of the firm, was a member of the Cabinet under several Whig Govern- ments, and was created Baron NorTHBROOK in 1866. His son the present Lord Nortu- BROOK was for some time Governor-General ...

... word he had nothing more than the bare word of Mr was it worth discounted by the Special Commission. What is y The Northern Whig, Belfast (Liberal), says:— The Irish Catholic Bishops and clergy cau scarcely express confidence in Mr Parnell. They at least ...

... respond to it. (Loud applause.) Whata remarkable fact that they had seen during the last fortnight all sections of community—Whig and Tory, Radical and reactionary alike—had Lad their eyes fixed upon and their ears turned towards one man, Mr Gladstone. ...