... the Scotch members. To these latter gentlemen it did not matter who was in and who was out. Whether the Lord Advocate was a Whig or Tory, he dined down at Greenwich with the other members for Scotland. (A laugh.) They were all banded together one man, ...

... I see, upon the representation of the Scottish Universities Question than most folks would have anticipated. The principal Whig newspapers in Scotland have said little about the subject so far as I have seen, and, as might have been expected, the Conservative ...

... which it doses, and probably the last part of the work on which Macaulay's mind was employed, describes the death of his great Whig hero, William 111. The second series of Dr John Brown's Hone Sitbeecivie is also out toilay, and a cursor glance at its ...

... a candidate for seat Parliament, that cared nothing for polities, or political principles, but would support any Ministry, Whig, Tory, or Radical, that would make Gal way the packet-atatlon for America. Pythias is of kindred opinion with regard Venetia ...

... of publishers. An Edinburgh one offered the lute Lord Macaulay an almost fabulous sum for a series of brief biographies of Whig statesmen, and of our Edinburgh preachers receives, I am told, an exceedingly handsome addition to his income fur a seties ...