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... govern on sufferance till Mr Gladstone has once more recemented the alliance now crumbling to piecca between the nation and the Whigs, an alliance without which—and we say it with no pleasure—a Liberal Administration is in this country never stable or strong ...
... without the leave his committee, which was also that of our late member Mr Adam Black. How could they, the consistent old Whigs, support any measure of reform 1 Mr Black opposed Mr Baines’ Bill, and refused to support any extension of the franchise : ...
... ranks of the independent Liberals, but the malcontents are not men sutticient mark to excite much jubilation among the old Whig faction. One or two iucideots, possessing some sigui ficance, have recently transpired in connection with the negotiations ...
... when the Ministry survives the question iu dispnte » ,lir«t * ,u> ‘-onxequeno.* to “noting” tivi*. Sottmp airiiltf Lord U Whig nor Tory but Kii.iplv » di.tterh..,-_,i Srotch qu.Hi-lib«r»l s joined the AduiU,,. ite. in tiie late diaciimion, were Mr M ...
... anyone were toset about finding ont Mr Lainyg’s views from his last speech, he would tind it difficult to whether he is Tory, Whig, or Raslical. This in the meantime suit hinself, but it will not suit the Liberal electora, and should he come forward ayain ...
... with very questionable taste, and, as it turned out, quite mistakenly, appealing to the Lord Advocate’s absence as a proof of Whig apathy and insincerity. I was glad to observe that Mr Miller was the only speaker who mpted condescended to bit man behind ...
... woul never be amended till bribery was rendered disgraceful. Mr Moncreiff professed himself a’ Liberal of the old Edinburgh Whig school, holding very strongly that great importance was due to the unseen, unfelt tradition which works our Constitu- tion ...
... should be improved. The Conservative andel!) aus danger from anything but a very moderate rehiction of the suffrage ; the Whig, though with obvious doubt and hesitation, is pre pared to give a little more ; the Radical aims et manhood suffrage. Lord ...
... have beeis reamed al the rate •1 per cent The men, .m the ether allege that, by szetentent entered tonal, the leleteri, t , v Whig+ Wage, should ri-e Of fill eorreaponding with the valve 14 MAIM u•turol in the market. the r.ltO of *.1,•€.1 '4llOllll he 'aim ...
... suddenly changed for the on Friday evening, and notwith- standing the fervent wishes of the ‘Tories and the “ aris- tocratic Whigs” of Edinburgh that it wight rain as it had never rained since the deluge, Saturday turned oat to be aclear, calin, frosty day ...
... attention to the subject redistribution of seats in Scotland as well in England. The county Sutherland, which was saved for a great Whig nobleman, should have been joined the county of Caithness. Odooel Sykes urged the claims of Aberdeen additional representative ...
... respect we are clearly stronger than we were twelve months ago. We have got nil for ever, it is to be hoped, of two powerful Whigs. each of whom was pieced in that precise position where he (multi itiflict the greatest possible amount of damage upon his ...