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... ' the country whose free- t domnl have-worshipped.' Proed of his country o and jealous of its honour, he nobly upheld the o Whig mottoof civil and religieus liberty through. a .ut the-world. Every movement for freedom g had his-leartyrsupport. He championed ...
... Macaulay stood cut as one of the limitations, Vi age. It ens in bis bistery, with all ite the had heen made it could hardly ac “a Whig Mutt to come to the aim and intention of ite wes for all to make all of and, beiltiant whe could deny thet fa time is ...
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... having been ordaintiod in 1607, in the days of Presbytery, was a Presbyterian, and his family grew up staunch Presbyterians and Whigs-hih son, the Rev. James Oswald, D.D, minister of Dunnet and then of Methven, wvas Moderator of the General Assembly in 1755 ...
... felt sonmething of an interloperi Wbrten first he shbeanl to td1;e, an interest in poliies lie wvasI j al.embtr of the old Whig party. (71-ear, hear.) IHe tfoud that the wlitgs of that tiune were lloW the best Conservatiotes. (Cheers.) - SPeakiltg of ...
... servant, Mains of Ardovie, presided over a large mesting in the Schoolroom, Aldiar. Mr Scattar thought the reason why there were Whigs and Tories was on account of there in world, could net be mend it working men in the Mach had been to ameliorate the contended ...
... farm s. Mains of Ardovie, presided over a large net in tie schoolroons, Aldbar. Mlr SOUnTAI1 thought the reason wvhy than Whigs and Tories wvas on account of therc I as mnutt mnisery in the world. The Tori eis't it could not be helped, while the Ltent ...
... te verses of world cessissed Mr. May. me s nest wrimparry Ms iseidgerse bie th. primmer bolose ets t west mt. whim Ea& of of Whig a stuniVer WI ea kin His u s & is limb. the lia! to ail • .. Hr. Dar ow. , st saw the memo: 4 its his 0110100 VW GI II ilk ...
... lived in the opening years of the century, and there on a certain day in 1802 took place the memorable gathering of fyoung Whigs which has been described in aI I well-known passage by Sydney Smith. The Istatement, however, that the gatheringwas theld in ...
... d the hall Commitam had the subject of el the 601 k of the reiga Saving sesgeseion wore lor the of evem. a_m_ rig them the Whig el • le the hammy or mbar public : tie 4 paw pimply to the I Mesh* owl • barium dead* beinver, wee resolved oa. sad • ' remit ...
... admiral el lest sets ha Maas, sot from ee. but hydrey Among the loot arelts.itibert to the food to thew hurt* to Which la Whig raised ablo 'lonians as Toy would utJ.l ii loath flori d u l Parliament to poir:it a top; ' time little druils bis ragas bust ...