... Bri(f;e. These zealots were most numeroas among the rustics of the western lowlands, who were vulgarly ealled Whigs. Thus the appellation of Whig was fastened on the Presbyterian zealots of Sootlang, and was transferred to those English politicans who showed ...

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... politicians, who had always been in the van of progress. This was proved by the fact that the Tories of to-day were where the Whigs of days of yore stood. It was essential that Liberals themseives should understand that the great pr neiple of lh:lsny was ...

... of politicians cannot perceive any great difference between Toryism, as understood at this time, and the creed of the old Whigs. If there be any appreciable distinction it lies in the more advanced views of the present day Tory. With men Like the Duke ...

... and R. thatterton e rvest on Wednesday st with .og:. SOTBY. Dn Saturday last Geo. Ball, foreman ot with a serious accident whigs Jeadwas on the stack, and wheter he ell from giddiness, at present rensing the fell from the top of the stac: to d was rendered ...

... Wolseley said :— ¢ Nothing cen show greater ignorance of English politics than such an idea. I tell ycu there is no Government, Whig or Tory, Liberal, Conservative, or Radical, who would dare under any circumstances to give back this country . . . under no ...

... To the Editor of The Hornca Dear Sir,—At a meeting of the F\ held on Tuesday evening, the 26th tion was drawn to a F‘ngnph whig last week’s edition of the News to ! there was an ugly rumour afloal mittee indulge in chunrgne lunch that the reputation of ...