... who were not enfranchised by especially the last twenty years, asked to chised. But then, Why have they not as rather, when Whigs and Tories tried to Reform Bills, why did these classes stand col The reason is obvious —they had no erying g to be redressed ...

... position of the speaker, who, i remembered, is not merely a subordinate n her Majesty's Government, but the future which the old Whigs regard with almost of loyalty, and the only man who is i it Earl Russell's peculiar position as th head of the u organisation ...

... investigation, the Court: ml of a | each of the defendants to two years’ imprison feeling | i = ikely to SCOTLAND. popular e Whig | Leror Fansstx is chiefs Mr. Soot the enterprising tenant of Denhead his an lands, has taken from Mr. Kerr, as commis the ...

... veculiar somewhat hot when piqued. By his wife, 8 ee + 5 ecu succeeded as third Marquess of Tweeddale. ity and of the great Whig Peers, residing near Edinb Us on the death of Queen Anne assembled s0 pi that city and imed King natello, appointed him President ...

... They saw e sucees- Imay say the wrong side, but at anyr am Scotch ating side, of representative Government, Mans ghtness, a Whig member, as is well known, of the House we to the it sie }, in the the Opposition sik low this I and you Tories about ; are ...

... gotten the struggle which preceded it, S present recal the bad old days when a Tory was nom ts own. every office, and to be a Whig was to sacri wanted pon the hope of promotion, and become in many ¢ kind of social But the main reasc aal sub. Scotch Liberalism ...

... scribed but hopeful band) has that the kept flying, was owing almost entirely to th the Whig lawyers.” The Whig lawyers! the Edinburgh Whig ‘the Parliament - House Whig after O'Connell, base, bloody, brutal Whi if you like, that * Rest and be thankful their ...

... were reported to the br y tran- Tuesday night. It is understool that the re left other towns will also muster largely. The Whigs ; Company have agreed to issue return fare, so that if the weather is favourable th moral of spectators will be immense. habits ...

... wheat (old), of The large + Gd per quarter, ever, lessened the basiness samples of pew wheat were —— “~ er rates. Th OLD WHIGS AND last week's corresponds follows. Scotland was like & Village 17%. Scotland, in those d borough, and Lord Dundas e of laying ...

... of understand that it has been . scientific commissioners recently a) ted by the Whig— authorities to report on the cath ole, in in the Sanatorium in contact wi a ee wr Whig the sheep shall some health; € ques. order to test whether or not they can ourant ...

... the nations of the Continent. motion was lnst but foundation for a future tr retirement of the Wi adm’ te Accession of the Whigs to affairs ; post which he retained until | ‘Sir came into office but his im 1835, returned to office. He held this po 1851 ...

... Secretary) says the unquestionably the right man in the right 5 during that ten years run of power which th Bill gave to the Whigs he stood forth as brilliant member of the Cabinet, the mau of Minister of Ministers, the type and the glor: land. All over ...