... unanimously against it. But the purpose of the Whigs was not abandoned, and another bill has been introduced by the Lord Advocate, to effect the same object, which has had no parallel even in the later Whig legislation for Scotland. Certain officials are ...

... like the members of such societies, honestly seek their political emancipation. The season of doubt has passed. Even the Whigs have confessed an extension of the suffrage necessary, and it is for such societies as that now formed to stand watch and ward ...

... all share in the management of their own affairs, take their place at the council board of the nation, that day will see the Whigs, as a party, blotted out of existence. Knowing their doom, no wonder they are so hard to die. Some future Macaulay, perhaps ...

... which is, that if a wine is really naked, it must, at least, have some body. or THE PEEL SCHOOL—'Look at young Stumble,' said a Whig to a Tory, as that distinguished budding Peelite was scrambling through a briery speech; 'that makes the tenth orange he's ...

... distinguished representative that Great Britain could have dispatched to Paris in the present circumstances. He belongs to the old Whig party, whose opinions he professes with moderation. He occupied with distinction for several years the place of British Minister ...

... threatening to carry out his views by amendments in committee. Now, the case of the Roman Catholics is in a nutshell. The Whigs are always more willing to twist Romanist. than Protestants; let the Irish, therefore, give their money to build a reformatory ...