A letter from this friend to a staunch whig, residing twenty miles distant, procured her another horse.

The father of this youth, though a friend of Captain Nelson, happened to be a very staunch whig.

He was a staunch Whig, and in favour with the leaders of his party.

He crouched down lower and spoke into Daniel's ear: "That is the Englishman-supposedlya staunch Whig-HaroldBraithwaite."

This was the case too of the prologue writer, who was clapped into a staunch Whig at almost every two lines.

The first Henry Strachey, though a staunch Whig in early life, was a supporter of William Pitt and later, of Lord Liverpool.

Though raised in the same neighborhood with the staunch whigs, these men turned robbers and murderers, and lost all virtuous and manly feelings.

The governor was a staunch Whig, and not about to yield the seat of government even for a moment to Jake Featherston's upstarts.

This was the case too with the Prologue writer, who was clapp'd into a staunch Whig at the end of every two lines.