... be watchful. Should Russia renew her at- el tempts against the liberties of Europe, he believed or in this country, whether Whigs, Radicals, would unite against the common enemy, could be no fear of the result. as they did in the war just ended, and then ...

... It is almost unnecessary to observe, that there was no Greek at all in impromptu. Sir John Henderson of Fordell, a zealous Whig, had long nauseated tle civil court at Edinburgh by bis bargh politics. The judges bad once to fix the amount of some discretionary ...

... unlike its predecessor, involved no political principle, and could not by any possibility be brought to bear on any question of Whig or Tory; and therefore, though there was dissension and dissatisfaction enough, all parties were about equally divided in feeling ...

... 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 ...