... political creed of the Scotsman is Whig-radicalism of the extremest type— and now, after reading the Scotsman's painful eulogy, we feel warranted in proclaiming to all whom it may concern, that Lord James Murray is a Whig Radical. It would be unfair to suppose ...

... because of our demonstration last week, deduced from the Scotsman's own evidence, and pleading that Lord James Murray was a Whig-radical, and being fain to undo the impression, now he repudiates all knowledge of Lord James' politics. This is funny. He ...

... contemporary charges with Whig leanings, we presume because supported Sir John Ogilvy in the late election ; but Sir John Ogilvy is not a Whig-he has always been and much more. Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell are Whigs— both them, for instance, ...

... two great Chieftains, burying in forgetfulness hereditary feuds of immemorial antiquity—by the incongruous coalition of the Whig Marquisate of Breadalbane with the Conservative Dukedom of Athole. In the main, the surmise seems justified by Lord James' ...

... into his programme, but Lord John evaded the point in the Guildhall as much as possible. His Lordship, however, is a genuine Whig in his policy, and will act contrary to all his antecedents if he does not adopt the ballot as soon he sees the time has arrived ...

... young nobleman, and a Tory nominee. I no mau's nominee—( Oh oh,' and cheers)-and lam not a Tory. (Laughter and cheers.) The Whig and Tory parties have been declared longer exist. I belong to party, and never will I found promising and pledging myself support ...

... distinguish between the chief of the Government and of the opposition as to home policy. Which is the Tory and which is the Whig And the answer to this question, when put by good, easy, gaping Mr Bull, may be very much in the celebrated words of the showman ...

... cause for desiring the overthrow of Lord Derby's Administration in 1852. It was by the junction ot these sections that the Whigs obtained their majority. The received their reward in a short tenure of office. The Independent Liberals received for their ...

... Assocenrtwn should , be distinctly stated in the resolution. They had long been led astray by the vague generalities of the Whigs, and he thought should start their Association with detinue principle. He ttoved, therefore, as an amendment,« that the Association ...

... The counties *ere undeniably under landlord influence to a great extent; and i made no difference whether the influence were Whig or Tory, it was immaterial whether it was the Duke of Bnccleuch or the Duke of Sutherland, the abuse was equal in either case ...

... of Peers, their popularity is rather on the decline. Thus thj new Bishop of Carlisle is the brother of the Earl Clarendon, a Whig Cabinet Minister ; the new Bishop of Gloucester tbe brother of Sir Francis Baring, Ex-Minieter, and cousin of Lord Ashburton ...

... appearing as rising young Tory. Twenty-five years later, in 1831, we find the new Foreign Minister the same Lord PalmerstPn great Whig! Twenty five years later still, in 1855, we find Lord Palmerston less particular about what opinions he professed, but coming ...