... ago there were two political parties, named, Whigs and Tories, but there are no Tories nowa-days, no more than there are no Whigs. The so-called Liberal party would feel grieved were you to call them Whigs, but the Conservative party should rest content ...

... have tried to avoid. If I have looked at this matter from a Liberal point of view, I have also tried to regard it from the Whig standpoint as well. Personally, lam a member of the only church in Scotland, I believe, which maintains the binding character ...

... Reformers, the church of the Whigs, throw herself into the arms of the Tories, and when, more than that, I see a party within her pale negotiating at a distance for union with the Scottish Episcopal Church. When did the Whigs of the persecuting days turn ...

... they tool inieh they slid over very ea ) Perhaps in the inter& iNress this was the best sscatto this country for ma t the Whigs had gone vet ht,.twarty they were open the old Liberal party a bsolutely impossible tl could ever turn back to remount. The ...

... been marked by any particular manifestation of delight. TROON NEWS. - :0: - THE fitful fever of the election is over, and Whig and Tory in Troon are again pursuing the even tenor of their way, undisturbed by election returns, and even comparatively ...

... right sphere. It was inevitable that a disruption should have taken place in Liberalism when the franchise was enlarged. The Whigs had then looked for a bridge, and they found it in Home Rule. He said if Liberalism was to have a fair fight it must have a ...

... Grangehill and Muristoo, with the Montgomerys and the Pullocks, were Jacobites and smugglers, while James Ker was a Hanoverian Whig. Also that this James Ker of Crummock, 26th January, 1740 (six years after Mathew Pollock acquired Boghall), is seized in the ...

... easily to Toryism. pe ter ) cißrese this was the best thing that had stied to this country for many a year ; for, :at the Whigs had gone over to the Conserl.PartY they were cpenly opposed to 18 ° ) , the old Liberal party alone remained. 'et a bsolutely ...

... produced the Reforin Within a dozen years Sir Robert Peel be c ; the great Tory Alinister, who, when in,P:a was converted by the Whigs into a Free I f 9 , He became an outcast, hut his followers possel the best brains in Parliament. Before Crimean War the Peelites ...

... some time been carrying the fiery cross amongst the tenants of Ulster in opposition to his former friends, and now the Belfast Whig commends Mr Morley's moderation, and says to the landlord party that it would be a mistake not to try to consider the proposals ...

... inspiration insisted on proposing a toast. Countrymen and brothers, said he, charge your glasses, and drink confusion to the Whigs and a speedy return to the good old times. I would couple the name of the minister with this toast, darting at the same time ...

... ly, he recognises in anarchy a new religion, and that is a religion that cannot be accepted or blessed by respectable men, Whig or Tory. More, his association with anarchy is a weakening influence on Independent Labour, and so injurious to the cause in ...