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... THE COMING ELECTION'S. What running and racing, And noisy crowd* facing, candidates keen Whigs, Radicals, Tories With fine flatt'ring stories, Are gulling, I ween. T.ike soldiers wheu arming, busy bees swarming, They run seeking votes From Cornwall they're ...
... Whiga In the question of Eeforhiwhat Is to be expected from Lord Stanley but farther me »« nrea in tbe direction which the Whigs have cocsltttintly pnnnad fofthaluti fitly yeara ? IWly in tha conlnrfon oi names which have now IflBt all meaning , people ...
... reielndea or i minded . Last right , at twel ve o ' clock , the cv •( raw iBMrBIngly irfthdnim from tha atauda —y ...
... alarm and apprehension in the Liberal camp. He may take it as a compliment that that most self-assured man and sleekest of Whigs, Mr \V. P. Adam, has come forward to certify to Sir Robert Anstruther's excellence as an unmurmuring and uncomplaining hack ...
... the Whig» took eare on that occasion to confine the franchise by the hard and fast fine of £10, and thas the real body of the were kept out. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Still the Radicals of that day said to each other, “ Let us take from the Whigs what ...
... repeat, unanimously supported me. in England as well as in Scotland, because they knew I was honest man, who cared neither for Whig nor Tory, but whose whole energies, if returned Parliament, would have been directed to one point—to obtain full justice to ...
... bent bet and only for immediate wants. The weal market continues very WilMelee lustre wools are still in h t deimd have. if &Whig a hardening tendency; ether wool have undergone so wee seederate attendance of buyers he the halls. Buyers operated cautiously ...
... Edinburgh. The chief and solitary objection against the continuance in oiSoe of the pretest Govern. ban bees urged by the leading Whig journal, the with every variety expression and illustration. Because, my, the Scotrawa, the Tories resisted, MIX.) 1832 ull ...
... the right direction , and was ttoroDgh acd tiniest . Mr Gladstone wai an example of this hind of change . Ha was not an old Whig . He wai • believer in that trna Liberalism which found tXBtUllon In the • ori * at BarnaAmm ' tamantora'that Acd ha ( STr ...
... Duke and the kreburaptuous Member of Parliament who took a Whig. Peer . * name in vain. The letters appear this mornin g in as Edinburgh contemporary, and give us an idea ci the way in which a Whig Peer who is a representat are of his order regards the present ...
... renegade proceedings, such a result cannot be obtained. lam glad to see that a great many of the best old Whigs in England are not to join this young Whig movement against the Irish Church; seeing, as they well do, the doing so would be introducing the small ...
... with the contest for the Border Bnrgha. Oddly enough, hii lordship has been snubbed for it by hit kinsman, Mr Elliott, the Whig candidate, who told the story the other evening at Selkirk : Mr Trevelyan and myself have many common friends, both political ...