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... _Legislature can _at _present be _called upon to _consider ) , it was cheering to me , and I know to many others of the old _Whig _pwty , to see the able and manly manner in which _Professor BIackie came forward to _state hh _sentiments on the _subject-in ...
... forwardand BO long as not one _professing to have been converted _during the revival can _be _found _amongst the cases of the Whig , so long _the statistics of that paper only prove that _drunkennesa is a habit which increases by indulgence , and _, in a ...
... defective condition of those _classes , should be confirmed _. _Whig _Governments were _generally supposed to _prater reform to _revolution ; but it _appeared _that he could _not say the _Whig Government _, _but the _heads of the education department , now ...
... superior _virtue in the ' _Scottish character . • The real reason , it _seems , is that Scotchmen don't care _about politics _. Whig and Tory are alike to them _, they see no difierence ; consequently , says . the Time _/ reviewers , they won't be bribed ...
... statement , _' _; _the Whig _^ ls _^ a ' ; creature ' _: _completely-out _: of tlie _^ _pale _of- _all intellect _^ ( rather _' a 'strong _•' . way _; of _putting _It for a _member of a _Whig-family and brother of the _Whig _Speaker . ) - _Neverthelc ...
... and • where the Conservatives stoutly maintained that there ought never to be any . As to the disfranchising effect of the Whig lleform Bill , which increased the electors • by more than 500 , 000 , the Lord Advocate if not a too • ywag ~ bas ~ heea a ...
... ; we amended it , and m « de it what it is . And what is It ? A larger suffrage than ever any Whig offered to the people , and larger much than ever any Whig could have carried , Now , as an illustration of the way In wbinh the thing would have happened—as ...
... deep . concern how the local interests of tShetland bav-e been so long overlooked , all owing to the incapacity ot Whig Government , and . Whig represontativea ; tliat in order to convince them of the mariner in which Mr Dundas neglects hia duties , in Parliament ...
... made when the present Government came into office—to note also its momentous consequences . Mr Eoebuck was convinced that the Whigs could • never carry a second Esfurm Bill . 'Wh y * , he does not condescend to say . Ipse dixit—that in Mr Roebuck ' s opinion ...
... the Courts of _Law _allowed the benefit intended by Snell to have effect _; and by that time ' the Scottish Universitiesbeing Whig and _Presbyterian , had been entirely _excluded from any recognition by tho Tory and High _Church _University of l Oxford ...
... of life , took place on Saturday in _Lough Foyle , _about _fifteen milo from Londonderry . A _correspondent _of the KmtJicnt Whig , writing from _Londonderry , _gives _details : — The _steamer _Garland ( _acrew ) feft _tins city , - and proceeded _all ...
... the gangway on the Ministerial side now ) and take his _i lace among the Conservatives _. The Opposition looked at the _old _Whigs , to see how they took Gladstone ' s Chartism _. They take It for granted that sooner or later the Barings , Elliccs , ...