... weeks with the report that her member, Mr Robertson, was about to be made a peer—a report that was so firmly believed that a Whig aDd a Tory both took the field and canvassed the county to become his successor. Yet, it turns out to be all a mistake. The ...

... system of canvassing—not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opjK>nents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one the high ground of principle and moral work. In the Court of Queen's Bench to-day (Wednesday) ...

... Society, iy to be the candidate elected by Labour It presentation League. He is to be put forward witlrint reference to the Whig or Conyervativu intereat, and if any cry be raised shout dividing the Libera! intere it, and letting in the Tory, such cry ...

... J. 8., ANA-office. Inverness. PITCH PINE. EXPECTED, the Barque ST Geoßoe, SAV tNNAII, A Supply of PITCH PI NP. whteli on Whig taken into Stock, will, alonx with a large assort most of other Foreign Ti.tiber floods, be exposed for Male, I.y Public Auction ...

... is correct in his estimate of Lord Russell's political abilities the Conservatives are hardly to be congratulated on the old Whig leader having joined the discontented section in the Peers who have been clamouring for a declaration of the ministerial policy ...

... superior good qualities of the Tories over the rival party, he dwelt particularly the alleged aristocratic exclusiveness of the Whigs, which, they were in power, Burke and Sheridan bad been baoisbed from the Cabinet : ' whereas ' said he, we glory in having ...

... the Liberal cause in the north of England, his general intelligence, and noble character, merited public recoguition from the Whig Government, and in 1533 was appointed to take charge of the Greenwich Hospital Estates, which arc situated in the counties ...

... irreproachable character and popular political principles. But the family of the late Marquis profited by his steady support of the Whig Administrations. His younger brothers —the Earl of Wilton and Lord Ebury—obtained peerages ; so that there are three Grosvenors ...

... and therefore a statesman not to be encouraged. There is also the consideration that the measure was supported by the old Whig Peers almost to a man, which allows Mr Disraeli, as long he finds it convenient, to taunt Mr Gladstone with the fact that the ...

... court. At present, the principal house-letting agent is valuator for the burgh, a most dangerous conjunction, for, whether Whig or Tory, his opponents would be sure to accuse of trying let off the opposition houses, and so preserving the votes of his ...

... heart a Radical, and the question for them to discuss will be in what way they shall best educate the party and dish the Whigs. The practical understanding of Lord Derby will be necessary to curb the imagination of his more gifted and subtle associate ...

... carefully consider all that had been urged against the bill. There have been rumours from time to time of the defection of some Whig peers, but they ap[>ear to be without foundation. Lord Russell has vented his spleen in a pamphlet, and has turned from the ...