... therefore the tint, and to tbe present time the only, member for Salford. He was a Liberal in politics, and steadily supported the Whigs. He has left one son and two daughters. His son, Mr James Brotberton, Receiver-General for Excise, Stamps, and Taxes. The ...

... genni Tory as h was, deplored th 403 bat gland has zot uy notwithstanding it well and we have never heard that an Engli hs Whig or Tery atteeted to see in this franch Peery =e anal ne harmless in England would it be land 2 Would it ruin, net Scotland ...

... with the sentence with reference to the liberties of the people, we should not have been able to say whether he was Tory, Whig, or Chartist. We should most likely have classed him under the first category, because no one talks more loudly or more frequently ...

... Parliament?' It is known that the present Premier of England looks with uneasy glances at the once puissant leader of the great Whig connection. The Ministerial parasites scarcely hide their attempts to ruin the future prospects of the statesman whose name ...

... they had asked Conservatives bring their men, and let them become freeholders by means of their societies; they had asked the Whigs—of whom our great Macaulay was probably the best type that ever existed— to encourage their supporters to join them; and they ...

... all. His ardent piety sought its expression in the Presbyterian fot in, as it found its basis lathe Christian faith. That ' Whig Book—the Bible—as it was called among the toyal troops—was the man of his counsel, and the standard of his life. He laboured ...

... had asked Conservatives to bring their men, and let them become freeholders by means of their societies; they had asked the Whigs—of whom our great Macaulay was probably the best type that ever existed—to encourage their supporters to join them ; and they ...

... the Conservative leaders and party in England have always been more inclined to be friendly with the United States than the Whigs.” He had been from early life a successful lawyer in extensive practice. He has for years most ably filled the highest posts ...

... trial. The trial took place at Inverness, where the North Circuit usually commences, before Lord Moncrieff, one of the old Whig judges—all honour to their memory stanch believers in port wine and liberty as they were. It lasted from ten o'clock the first ...

... English midland counties. The movement has aimed, elicited • considerable amount of opposition, both from the Conservative and Whig organs, ea these grunele, among others, that the burghs are not celled epos entitled to agitate fur any change in the repr ...

... Parliament ? It kuown that the present Premier of England looks with uneasy glances at the once puissant 1 cder of the great Whig connection. The Ministerial parasites scarcely hide their attempts to ruin the future prospects of the statesman whose name ...

... call themselves Whigs or Tories— Churchmen or Liberals. But their ideas of these distinctions are theoretical and anticipatory, unsullied contact of ibis working day world. The juvenile hero-worshippers select their candidates from the Whig or Tory ranks ...