... to exercise their best judgment, and vote for measures irrespective of whether such measures were brought forward by tory or whig. (Hear, hear.) On other occasions they had shown u liberality their a well-known tact tha* period th* eci'vatives held supremacy ...

... Bank, and ai a vigorous examiner of the accounts. bef IIn polities Mr, Neild was a Liberal Conserva~ive in u reality; a high Whig nominally. He wan a groat admirer I of the late Mr. G. W. Wood, the county member, to whose fc polities indeed he desired closely ...

... together with an am. bition for distinction At the English bar which About this time poweifully affected the young Scottish Whigs. And among a, crowd of eager competitors we note two in paiticular who preferred the bar of Westminster to that of Ldinbus ...