... did because I hate all priests l probe siens, and have the worst opinion of all tea 'cc or the lawv. In i' Memrirs of the Whig Party, Lord ?? too! occasion to reflect rather severely rt tic relation in which Mrs Fitpherbert V to Geerge IV. when Prince ...

... of by Johnson declaring that in his reports he ?? always took care to let the damned Whigs have Co the worst of it. What Johnson said, of lisi . course, was Whig dogs ; Mr Cooper's ver- - sion would almost seem to imply that its coiner ye; was totally ...

... Qoi,.ohispiiese howe the ,Major eings like a i~ere, pyto~,aidi 1ithere- fore spci.il.iis io ?? /i'osed sesids to be tlia the W'hig- e've_7;'l4l ci : Tories very good-oys; theone'set enemues 3and the other, set friends, of thei' Spldiq.r ` Wal i tells th ...

... became odious, and t that which was exclusive became popular. t What was national in the constitution of which party? Are the Whigs odious, or the Tories i exclusive ? A little information from any of your numerous correspondents would gratify all 1 the literary ...

... the stable, entered the ale-house, to regale themselves, and crack their jokes over their good fortune in capturing the old Whig. Gourlay had now an opportunity of escaping, and he did not lose it. Getting on to the back of one of the horses, he managed ...

... Sherihas eecuted . moodkiathneof uasenqilegance and'taste kind. Tb ith was h e ghB in its erformance bys 'suffi. onI Linty whig and jiust appreciation of the works orig Of the great ge8ius wioa. be, apparentfrom. the of keynote . ith which he Opened ...

... Le t h ssing and take the pledge from his hands. The Vcrs of creed and party were forgotten. Protestants C-n--n Catholics, Whigs and Tories, abstainers and hlflers-rcen of every rank, profession, and creed ia hg -honour to this remarkable man, who, as ...

... ing the two portraits that are, awanting.I -If not, there is nothing for it but to send a bat-~ talion of the wild west Whigs of the modern ijschool, headed by the old Guard of Burns from Kilmarnock, to informn them aned storm them -Ithat these ...

... disappeared, with one exception, from the o rolls of our army. Tratl exception was the ti raised out of the wild Westland Whigs - in 1689, and which fortunately reverted .afterwards to the British service, to become I known for much more than a century ...

... entered Parliameat, the creeds of Whig and Tory were not very distinctly defined, and this fact makes it muci. less difficult to understand how Stanley could cress the House so noo after he had beep Irish Secretary in a Whig Government. His apparently divisive ...

... change party Liberala. Each of these parties is subdivided, the former into J-ories and Tiberet ConCervatives; the latter iuto Wh¢igs and Radicalt. The Tories are men of nucom- promising principles, and strongly attached to the letter of the Constitution. ...

... politicJ obligation. Two years later he was in the House of (IOm. mona as member for Calne, and as an avowed, member of the Whig party, 'and one of its ablest 'debaters. It was an eventful time in our constitutional history, and'the young reformer entered ...