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... WHIG AND PROTECTIONIST PATAIOTIIII, _ DICEAUFFI. SACRIFICES. (From the Times. Them most be yet living testy members who heard WiNem Cubbett deliver his famous speech 'trout the hula Hann:bale in connexion with the arrangements of the Plunkett family. ...
... TSB ORIGINAL LIBERAL (WHIG) COJEKEZ7'EE. previous proceedings of this and the other committees be fututti in our sixth The members of this committee met yesterday in the Merchant Hall—Adam Black, Esq., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN ..aid—Goitiemen, I have ...
... party at Perth. His lordship, as usual, put forth old Whig principles with ease and power, but, like the fly in the ointment, he himself has, by his twenty years' acticn, made the very name of Whig offensive to the political sensibilities of the whole ...
... QUALIFIED LEOISLATORS. TO THE EDITOR OF EDINBURGH NEWS. . _ Sin,—Some plausible observations were made at the great Whig (lawyer's) meeting on Monday which it is desirable should be exposed. They related to the tendency of the constituencies to increase ...
... peoples by a religious bond all over Europe. Whigs called it a policy of conciliation; Rome saw it only as the ladder to urnverbal political, and, as • necessary consequence, ecclesiastical dominion. The Whigs sought a Governmental help—they found a haughty ...
... hint whom they intended to honour. The Whig section had another meeting yesterday. Mr Adam Black, as chairman, undertook the defence of the Whig clique; but the men who one day called upon the electors to meet one Whig candidate, and the next day changed ...
... follow any such course? Did the Whigs or tbi :r harebrained fugleman venture to deny the facts we formerly revealed? No, verily, but rightly estireating the vanity of these people, mis-called leaders, the Parliament House Whigs patted the silly fools upon ...
... public spirit in its inhabitants, and the Lord Advocates. the Parliament !louse clique of Whigs, along with five or s i x merc h an t s ia Leith, who form the Whig rotary there, presurne on the apathy of the electors, awl the farce ot an election is played ...
... ing the public questions th:.t have divided for • timir eof the Whig state.tnen, there has never bees the twat latenmptioo of personal friendsbiy. If any real dilemmas between the Whigs and the Liberal Conservation' B. Peel's schnal, they are amply c ...
... from one end to the other with the spirit ot the Whigs of 1832. Able and elegant as it is, we seek in vain fur any deeper insight, any more comprehensive generilisation, than would be afforded by the Whig creed of Lord Grey and Lord Althorp in 1832. The ...
... and in the throes of Whig extremity, Mr Bouverie became their chosen one. The light of a blue book dispelled the prospects of Sir David Dundas, and Mr Bouverie, like Sir Alex. Maitland, felt—at least acted as if he felt—that this Whig Committee was greatly ...
... service of the Whig family 1/ party. In Mr Smith these gentlemen found only • stern and able opponent, and therefore are they using every infiuence in their power for ousting him from his present seat. They have got Free Church Whig lawyers to howl ...