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... mime of tlie Hun. K. Boiivcrie, present M.P. fur the Kilmar- n.a-k burgli*. was (we beTevc, by one the I anginal JUilicral (or Whig) party), n» gimtlcman likely secure the Mip|Kiri ot acriiiuiao! the Li- | U ml* of the city. The proposal was favourably rc- ...
... that, if lias scut Parliament, one is better fitted than to take charge of Scotch business coming before the House. When the Whigs are ofl'icc, there is never any difficulty. Theh*Lord-Advo- cate is never without a scat. Hut the Tories have of late years ...
... principles and in its power to enforce them. Thirty-two years have elapsed since the last contest. During that long period the Whigs have remained in undisturbed and undisputed possession. As • result of this long-drawn Conservative listlessness, the political ...
... any foreign Power. (Cheers.) WIIBBB ABB THB WHIGS? In the conrso his peroration, the member for Derby made eloquent appeal to the Whirs, the descendants of Fox. Burke, Russell, and Grey. Where are the Whigs ? (Ministerial cheers.) He turned round if he ...
... ANALYSIS THE DIVISION. Stsnleyitcs, I Veliles,. Whigs, Roman Catholics. iVelite*, Puacyite Riot eet ion ists,. Whigs and Radicals,. The Scotch members voted as follow*:—For the second rending of the bill —Hon. H. Arbuthnott, H. J. Haillie ...
... iberjl Government. the Paulites Inn.- been blamed for joining with the Whigs. the contrary give them credit for it. They give |>orik.n tbc ...
... introduced about 100 men who do at times show some amount of independence, and they act free from the shackles of the Tory or Whig sections of the aristocracy, and it is our work, it is by our speeches, by our votes, that wc transfer the Government from ...
... men of Scotland, James Moncrieff has unquestionably remarkable talents and no less distinguished acquirements. A pet of tlic whig party, in fact its one presentable man Scotland, tho Lord Advocate, without the reputation of a self-seeker, has been lucky ...
... from the occupants •if the Opposition Benches. Nor will that support the Ministry bring forward really Liberal measure, the Whigs will give it their cordial support. This may In* done without compromising the position either side. This was the course followed ...
... deceased were committed to the earth amid the must pomp. The- day was one of ustionsl mourning. There was much anxiety among the Whigs respecting the success of their candidate for the Presidency, General Scott, who was meeting with much opposition in the Southern ...
... Dean Alford the Chuecii or toe Future. TiIESPAMSH icKVOI.ITION BtVedkttk. Cornklilk O'Uowu —Wakw^ki.— Medk*l Lcetnma flu.—The Whig Utter. Old and New. The Coming Election*. W. Blackwood & Sons. Edinburgh and London. A MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER. No CCCCL.WII ...
... tlu-ir numbers was not the rule but the exception The splendid philippic delivered by Lord Cr«> against Canning, when the great Whig had.r believed that his political career would close in ■-111..11, a striking commentary the extreme difficulty together a ...