... tain were become total abstainers ? I am pretty sure that the Ghaneellor of the Exchequer for the time being, whether Tory, Whig, Radical, or even Chartist, would easily find the means of raising the necessary funds to meet all the real expenses of the ...

... the existence of that intrigue has not been wanting, had any more indeed been required than the flat contradiction which the Whig organ gave to Mr Gladstone’s assertion, that there liad been no combination to subvert the Government of Lord Derby. The absence ...

... gratitude and confidence to one of their firmest friends, by electing Sir John Dalrymple M.P. for Mid- Lothian —and of the three Whig Baronets who were so well known, and so deservedly popular, during all the contests of that exciting period—Sir ames Gibson ...

... appointment of Mr LHandyside, Sheriff of Stirlingshire. The learned gentleman was called to the bar in the year 1822, and is a Whig. Tue Stafford House address to the ladies of America, on the subject of Slavery, has elicited a characteristic reply from our ...

... untoward” battle of Navarina. It will therefore be a matter of coincident singula- rity if one of the first acts of the new Whig or composite Cabinet of Lords Aberdeen and Kus- sell become memorable by the hoarse echo of on the Dalmatian shores. We hope ...

... Parliament. not doubt that the country would h ave decided against him, and he would have met Parliamen’ t in the au. tumn, as the Whigs met it in 1841, to receive his death-blow. But his resignation would only have November, instead of Decem- occurred in October ...

... hope of arresting general attention to such a topic, yet the fact remains that it is of vastly more importance than whether Whigs or Torics are in possession of office, for it concerns the happiness and peace of the homes of our labouring population. Yet ...

... Charles Ko- bertson seconded the nomination. Mr Mitchell, stu. deut of divinity, only knew Lord Carlisle as a conais- tent Whig, who did not possess the qualities of the candidate he would propose, viz., Mr Benjamin Dis- raeli. (Hi-ses, yroans, aud cheers ...

... minister :— We have at this moment a Conservative Ministry; we have a Conservative Opposition; where the great Where are the Whigs. with their great traditions, two Liberal party is, I pretend not to know. (Cheers.) centuries of parliamentary lustre and ...

... all kinds of trouble, by his crochets about education and Chureh extension. In reply to a question whieh Tasked of a leading Whig, why it was that Mr Gladstone was treated with such a de- gree of bitterness and hostility in their organs, I was informed ...

... they could have had no idea of the disaster which was hastening them to so untimely an end. 1x Utsten.—The Belfast North- ern Whig of Saturday says :—We must not omit re- ferring to the establishment in our province, cf a branch of industry which has already ...

... ical scholar. His election addresses and s were models of clear argument, and have rarely been sur- passed as expositions of Whig principles. Though for some years withdrawn from public view, Mr Macleod’s death will awaken many interesting as- sociations ...