... public affairs. Mr Laing first touches on the late war. After describing the feeling that pervaded all classes of the people, Whigs, Radicals, and Torie«, with regard to Russia, he says— On the other hand, a small and unpopular minority believed these views ...

... nearly all parts of the country there is a highly favourable expression of opinion regarding it, and although the Edinburgh Whigs as a body treat the 'propersals which Dr Begg has brought before the public with the affected contempt which they manifest ...

... inside of a Royal Court, should take the trouble to comply with ita rules, as respects costume and deportment The old line Whigs of Maryland had met in State Convention Baltimore, and adopted platform. They recorded Fremont unqualified, and the principles ...

... parents, but had attached himself to the Established Church, and studied at her hall, though he never took license. Pollok was a Whig and Aird a Tory. Pollok plunged at once into the arms of glory and death. Aird has had a long career, and has for nearly thirty ...

... individual opinions to the general object of the whole.' Toldhlm what heard Grattan once say, in talking of the pension which the Whigs proposed for Lord Erskine's son, though he had not served the full term of diplomatic service necessary entitle him to it. ...

... strength their party lay in their being right, and in tendency, their objects attract men of ability and The forttmes of the Whigs In Scotland form almost con secutive narrative, and the leadera of the party—a distin gnished band whom apron# simultaneously ...

... last; and having all his life long been Whig and Liberal, he chose on this occasion to coalesce with the Conservatives in supporting Mr Brown Douglas, an old political opponent, and in opposing Mr Black, the Whig candidate, his old political friend. In ...

... severed families, and disturbed all the relations of life. The Joneses were Ro_vn!ist« ; the brother of Miss was a staunch Whig. The former removed to Canada, where David Jones was among the most respectable of those who joined the royal staudatd, received ...

... doubted, he deserves the following sharp retaliation:— Brougham was one of Lord Cockburn's contemporaries; Edinburgh Reviewer; Whig politician; and uhrai his inconstant nature would allow him, the friend of the band of lawyers who gave impress to the time ...

... upon the Presidential election, and will undoubtedly seriously damage the prospects of Mr Buchanan in the Empire State. At the Whig State Central Committee, which had met at Albany, resolutions, expressing their individual preference for Mr Filmore for the ...

... danger was apprehended until Sunday night, when a serious change for the worse took place. In politics his Grace was a stanch Whig. He was highly inceneed at the Papal and the same year renounced the Roman Catrofina and passed over to the Anglican Church ...

... or to acknowledge them in • substantial way, Mr Russell merit' a testimonial. He really worked well for Mr Black and the Whigs, dealing all around him those bludgeon blows to which he knows so well how to give force and weight, and which are, perhaps ...