... about this time, and Mr Donald being decided Tory, many of the Whigs would or could not derive benefit, from a Tory minister, and they would have a minister for themselves and a true Whig. Accordingly, a few of the rulers among, them combined together ...

... and so our Whig Church turned into a Free Church, and the people who were only Whigs before were now Free Church folks or Seccders. But many who left Mr Donald s church could not bear to be called Seceders and returned, and a few of our Whigs left the Church ...

... A new Triennial Act formed part of the constitutional settlement with William and Mary—the “glorious” Whig revolution. It was in 1716 that the Whig Parliament. elected under the Triennial Act, prolonged itx own existence from three to seven years. Thirty-one ...

... The Buchan Observer. TUESDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1924, far as this constituency is concerned; but Whig and Tory will a’ agree to think of him kindly, and will speak of him in frien’ly tones, though when the voting day comes round they will gang their ain gait ...

... occasioned by his presence, had subsided, Mr Limb said he was not surprised that Mo Clarke was anxious to have much to do with the Whigs as he had just learned that the man was a barber, “Gentlemen,” continued Mr Lamb. “he interded {o shave me close: but I suspected ...

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... AY, 19* AUGUST, to tb« it\junction in Skinner’s immortal song, we need hardly hope that the time will ever come when Whig and Tory will agree on political questions, and as long hare Parliament we shall also have the patty system. As time goes on, however ...

... S - STUARTFIELD. Maud Whig cuh paid a visit to the Stuartfield «fob én Tuesday evening, and played a mateh of Fo a-side, resulting im a win for Maud by 37 points. The scores were :—Maud, 254; Stuantfie'd, 217. The visitors were entcainéd at the close ...

... much good in our parish. He is one who will once see and in lime remedy our old elders soon left our Tory Church and joined Whig or Free one, and as elders are now scarce in our church in a little time they are to he increased. I hear they have limited ...

... JACOBITES AND WHIGS: June 9. The Whigs supported the House of Hanover and the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. As our present Kihg is descended from the House of Hanover and our present Church of Scotland is Presbyterian, it is plain that the Whigs must have ...

... goodwill be the kexnote, whatever the party. Here come to mind the words of the good old Chaple minister of Longside—“Lat Whig an’ Tory a’ agree!” So let it come about. The Old Deer meetings are free of all nagging and childish epithets regarding the ...

... steuggled to dissociate themselves from any connection with Scotland. On the other hand, it used to be hurled as a reproach at the Whig Ministers of a certain Victorian epoch that they were all more or less dewcended. from a * matriacch 'of the cdan. There are ...