... mean to support their ancient and I bitter enemies the Tories at elections, at ?? in- vs directly, by fnet voting for the Whigs, rather th t a-pport-any candidate who refuses to take a test, G the words of which they publish. According to the words given ...

... the eye antd the ornament of the county. 3 (Loud cheers, amid which the ltast was cordially pledged, tite baud playing ' Lrt Whig and Tory' it' ngree.) 'Elie Lord Provost, in reply, ?? Lord Htntly ;itd ?? feliow-counicilltrs nliod slyself alrays approach ...

... foliowIug-Petition of Right, Instrument of Government, fExclusion Bill, Occartonal Conformity 'Aot, 'WiApoie's IExcise Scheme, the Whig Schism ofl717, Fox's India fBill, the Berlin Decrees, the 'Reform BiU of 1831, and tChartism. 9. Trace the rise of the I ...

... to a La daughter of one of the most distin- N guished families in Germany. He is onel. I.of the rising hopes of the modern Whig party, if and he and his wife are equally known in I| English and German aristocratic coteries. L Although under the County ...

... people was that their defence was ecunected with no political party whatever; that their organsaton was quite independent of Whig. Tory, or Radical, or any other political pary. That was the posi- tion the Church had taken up, and he should be, sorry if ...