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... of their pit and gallows after the ’45. But such aristocratic predilections, and the traditional distinctions even of great Whig famiUes, must yield to the convenience of the community. The people of Greenock, Bute, and Arran, who are most nearly concerned ...
... to induce him to return to his post, and to again take the initiative against the Govern- ment measure. Some of the older Whigs incline to the believe that the difficulty might be got over by puttingup Sir George Grey as successor to Mr Glad- stone; but ...
... unworthy of the sup- carried i port of the country.” the pillar resolution was as follows :— of the ast * That the by eermon o the Whig party of a £5 uate to meet ust demands Daring t of the 3 and es little to settle hearers ¢ question as the proposed Govern- ...
... go at least far as they have gone, and if he were to do that, he might expect to find himself separated from the bulk of his Whig following, who would be inclined to hold beck. It is very easy, in such dreamdamns, to say that something should be done, bet ...
... nesters of Pediment in Scotland. wh en I r eed this, I wee completely taken ; I asked myself the question— What Mr ; is he a Whig, Tory, or Wins! is this gentleman, who is supposed to know everything about Edinburgh, as crossly ignorant of the rate of house ...
... the statute of 0 Lords, consummation not at all likely to be George IV , where all Justices of the Pea-'e were arr at by any Whig Government. (Laughter.) named Commissioners of Supply—-not only so M’Donalb of Kossie, seconded the motion, named, but were ...
... see year and We for that is s war of Yr Chess) I will gel to air sy el the AM drough Hour d and I or have power wear. eery Whig ism. terM that U they dest wi are mired be pot on the rear book by the overawe, they to be the Now, I any me the pro. yard ...
... to pass a one most important present Government waa that they “Bad power te carry House of Peers pot at all likely to be | Whig Go vernment, this meeting vour of the Government storm Bill for trust that no time tion of the people of England ; will be ...
... in harmony with tirose of the Liberal ‘the shore they have been eccus- at of! from ‘their cradle to look on them- colves as Whig and not aTory Te all men & ot would be very unwelcome, ge of President Prado to would be to men of a totally ent class on other’ ...
... shrink nor Real phwe Is Y. 4 of neat aoperkeity of Ws by Steam:—Yeses Richard . Jenny . John Tyke I W ATCIIIS IVATC/I • • W /WHIGS • • TT F. B. DONA LDSON, Sacoegoor to • J. =JA., IS MUDGE Of WWI' how, Weida& Geld and at All lands or Watch. and tinned Roane& ...
... seers o' the veep point* o' Miter that they agitated for am about to be eon- ceded by the Tories then/eel's, nee ; an' the Whigs are winking approval. an' that's tie. Hoarhold =firs{, for Matson, apoken o' erredrdays' as the richt thing after i ; an' the ...
... James William Moncrieff, gent,, to be Lieutenant, vice Patrick, promoted. William Hugh Campbell. gent,, to be Lieutenant, vice Whig-ham, promoted. Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry.-Cornet William Samuel Cowpzer, to be Lieutenant, vice Crichton, removed; Charles ...