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... extensive family estates in Renfrewshire, on the death of bia father, Alexander Speirs, Esq., of Elderelie, leading and consistent Whig, who waa at onoe the Lord- Lieutenant and member for the county. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton ; in 1858 be entered ...
... necessity for it. and to bo in favour of it. Now, if tho ballot wore rosily protection to voter. I think weald few In this ooanty—Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical—who would disapprove of it. Bnt what is rosily state of the oaaa? is the ballot protection to voter ...
... the rejected of thoee constituencies wore leaders of the so-called Liberal party, two ; of them having boon membors of last Whig i Cabinet. (Applause.) 1 must confess that when we look to the picture is scarcely as bright or , encouraging. We have certainly ...
... and nil shades of opinion, from the greatest democrat to tbs greatest aonsHtatiaanlM. we do not ssk num banting whather Is n, Whig: whether is Tory; whether he is tat disestablishment of the Irish Church, or whether he tar the repeal of the mall tax. Ail ...
... for Widow—Mr Adam. Agents—A. AA. Campbell, W.B. Counsel for Daughter—Mr Guthrie. Agent—D. Crawford. ' RELIGIOUS EQUALITY—A WHIG JOB. (From the Dublin Exprett.J The new policy,” if rumour be not fault, la about to farther developed. Oar readers will agree ...
... and came to be in favour of it. Now, if tba ballot were really protection to the voter. think there would be few this cobnty—Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical—who would disapprove of it. But what is really the state of the cose ? Is the ballot protection ...
... self-aesertiog. nerer have got« word inMy for themseiTe?. ar. ...
... reported that Disraeli, upon being asked friend who sat near him what was his opinion about Mr Gdichon, the young pet the Whigs, on the night when that gentleman made hi' 2 Parliamentary d:but, replied—“ Guttural mediocrity!” The phrase, like all the ...
... the aouroo of the fait M.P. of fashionable novels. And what have we thank for this? Simply the unscrupulous conduct of the Whigs during their long despotism in Edinburgh and the industrial towns. To unseat tho Conservatives, they summoned the Caliban of ...
... source of the fast M.P. of fashionable novels. And what have we to thank for this? Simply the unscrupulous conduct of the Whigs during their long despotism in Edinburgh and the industrial towns. To unseat the Conservatives, they summoned the Caliban of ...
... that Mr Disraeli, upon being asked by a friend who sat near him what was his opinion about Mr Oosohen, the young pet of the Whigs, on the night when that gentleman made his Parliamentary debut, replied— ...
... a very pleasant vista to look forward to.” (Applause.) Who was it that advocated the drinkiog cause but the ? In fact, both Whig and Tory journals were against the temperance cause. The teetotallers were cramped because of the Courant and other journals ...