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'He .it 'mongst men like a descended god; lie bath a land of honour sets him off, More than • mortal seeming.'

... ' So might it have been truly said of James Crichton Stuart. Mr Campbell's political views appear to be of the stereotyped Whig school; he wants the magnanimous and gallant dash essential to carry a constituency Do nearly balanced as that of Ayrshire ...

A ENT TO LORD 70E11 ItlfilllLL

... thdisiles Musing nudge Ins ow Parllgnent, and Vtb. ibehistemta ion ono • minewity, nog will sues be able, with but s. aHilss . to Whig Government Into. sermen bellipreservation, thenoindiell that the Puha Bill, whirl Led bee bug had in woclisgogl•tises, and ...

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... believe in the beavenly-mindedness of ambitions and blood-thirsty tyrants. this result is owing to the insolent fosumption of the Whig party of Nltincliester (for boroughs in England, it will be remembered, by virtue of the forty-shilling freeholds. exercise ...

NOIUMNIAD/

... prominent and eempienoas part in debate. Mis weer has been regarded with hope as the of better things to come. A subordinate of a Whig Ministry in 1856, he had not only thrown aside the livery, as he himself profanely expresses it, but had spoken openly and ...

ENGLISH PARTIF II £ND Timm

... ians saJ the . . some purpose, sod on EOM! °cautions, the Liberals, as • body, would follow Lord John ; bet unhappily the Whig is an icy, ungenial leader who lass never managed, became he never °abed, to throw aside the of an aristocratic' cute, sad ...

HU LOU AIIIIICATEIS SILL

... bastard scheme begotten of Voluntary obtuseness if not treachery, Free Church ascendancy, and Whig centralisation. As we indicated some weeks ago, it, like all Whig measures, seeks to place every burgh in Scotland in its most important powers of self-governmeat ...

LORD DOUBLRJOHN

... of a Whig, proposes to avail himself of the mode, and during the to inpenintend a very moving display ef his one pet sub.'s:et—his subject produced on the floor of the house 9 on all occaaionsnamely, the British Constitution, with tho very best Whig designs ...

TItEXE2DOU3 L DO bt

... matched on the 12th of August or Tile IRK ALL PLED AWAY.' A Whig Air— The Flowers of the Forest.' I've seen Pain laughing, the Derbyites chaffing, The Derbyites chaffing so jaunty and gay; Now the Whig tapers low burn at Broadtands and Woburn, The hopes of ...

THE NEW CABINET

... adopted the Whig babies, and that he will simply substitute some of his own party rags to replace the tattered garments in which his predecessors had clad their beatings. Mr Disraeli taunted the late Sir Robert Peel with catching the Whigs bathing, and ...

TIE Will TIICL

... TIE Will TIICL All is fair in an election.' The Whigs have always used this license with seal, bet now they have without cases aliened it with indecent haste. When, a hundred yew ago, it was proposed to hand over the electors of Edinburgh to Mr John ...

TOBACCO AND TEA LICENSES

... Royal Burghs. That communication transmitted those acts of convention, against the appointment of a paid chairman for that Whig scourge, the General Prison Board, against the abolition of the Edinburgh Gazette, against the abolition of the Scottish C ...

.%ummarn

... Councils? I Because the bill was substantially that of the Whig Lord-Advocate Moncreiff, as was 1 1 publicly stated in Parliament by his successor; and because Mr sloncreitr and the leading Whigs in the Parliament Ilouse approved of the bill as being originally ...