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... lose by _sinking into the position of a timid safe Whig . 'Nor can a man forsake his own _nature ; _even if he _would _. Mr Gladstone _has nonc _. of the qualities which make a . man a good . ' sound Whig , nor has _he the social position , L A statesman ...
... a family which the old _Whigs regard with a _feeling almost of loyalty , and the only man who _is likely to _inherit Earl _Buseell ' s peculiar _position aa _the _popular head of the unpopular _organisation known as the _Whig _connection- He _is therefore ...
... separated the conibatants the affray was ended , and • &Cr Kea _retired , bearing _marks _ofvery roueh _bandlin . _- _»!! wthem Whig . - _- ...
... the _first _resolution proposed at the _meeting in the Music _Hallwas thus led into & _fatal loEpcal _blunder . He _abused _Whigs and _Tones for withliolmng the _, nght 6 of the workin _^' _claasea , he claimed the fmnrhise as _a right _o and ended by ...
... point oat the boondaries ; and tin Tay, the A emat, will be reeeired by end other paKl aden learned from, WILLIAM WATSON. WHIGS, HaddlMßoo. ...
... uttered in the Whig behalf—it is about de added oonstitneney—well, it wain° secret that Owe was an added constituency to play upon, we mentioned it four weeks ago, and hinted that the fate of the election might hinge upon it. And now that the Whigs have found ...
... . L GBEY is _one of _the _-wasted _, _forces of _politio . A man who by all _the traditions of _party ought to have been a Whig leader—of great _experience , for he is _some sixty-three years of ago , and _. _has _seen almost all the _political changes ...
... allowed the r sum of 250( was for a per free surplus ap to live involved in and other name t bankrupts. Hawn= Is betw was men se Whig, it I tLe track DIMES I washed lase Blackball ro harbor that down by a seek &More ea it in gilt Maxwell, sore, s a whisk ...
... glorious band 'of Whigs of wi: hououred aud self-sacrificing age, whose great ex- plbits; strrligles, and gains cornpriase the Reform erA. The degeneruto Whiglings of 1 805, h.d they n6t lost allfrace of oonnectton and identity wvith the Whigs of the pIltny' ...
... _franchise . 'The _elective power of the city , he said , bad been _taken possession of b y what might be called the great Whig clique—fa _laugh)—the members of which had assumed to themselves a power which no man had a right to _assume . ( _Hisses and ...
... last hour ot the l polling he would have stood booby on the ilist. The result of this election will teach t the Edinbdrgh Whigs a lesson, by which it is Ito be hoped they will be benefited. It must be rather galling to the Lord Advocate to find himself ...
... I hope prepared, in the throes and heart- burnings of election struggles. The rallyingory of Government in danger, The Whig inte. rest, The Lorry,and TheIndustrialclasses are dangerous, is about to be raised by one faction, who aspire to rule ...