... _exclusive _control of _' _the _Established Church _, _has _been _arrived at without a ' _vote , and by a virtual _unanimity of Whig and Tory—a _result which was being _arrived _at _, curiously _enough , at the very hour _' when ' n _General _Assembly was ...

... _especially his _onthusmam ia _favour of getting Scotland a _larger share of Treasury favours . All known _party names ho _eschewed—Whig and _. Tory _were _alike to him—ho had _, forgotten all _about _the _Corn-laws—everything was consumed in his fiery zeal for ...

... ppal practitioner _, lie died , after _a _tedious illuess , a _nhnrt time after the news of the _first _accession uf _tho _Whigs to real power in 1830 _reached _EdinlmrRh . when liifi last political _Rctconidaifil in _raismc _liimsclfin bed _. on _liin ...

... States and _territories ; that _this was the _basts of the _compromises of _1850 _, _confirmed by both the Democratic and _Whig parties _in _national _ConventlonB ; ' _ratified by _thg-people _In _^ tha election ofl _002 J andr _) ghtlyapplled to the ...

... _study is not uwust their _aspiring to it _. . _£ on ( _ZIrer'rtaiii—Areyou aware Hiat in _1800 it was part of _the plan _of Uie Whig _Government of that day to _revive Uie office of Chancellor of _Scotland _?—No ; I _was not » ware of that _. . . . 2 ...