... not long ago, a goodly number were assembled within these walls, and listened the taunt that the “spirit of the west country Whigs was extinot;” but when I look around now, and see the great array of my Liberal friends rallying around me, I think is not ...

... away, not without cause on their part—they were not like those that flee when no man pursueth.” Tbs death of Dundee after the Whigs were in full flight deprived the other party of leader, and brought about the Protestant ascendancy (he Highlands else where ...

... battle of Kiiliecrankie, as granting that that battle may be called you a general election. You appear to forget that the Whigs did not gain it. bey were routed, and did what you would have done had you been there—and what you did at this election—they ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienating the clergy, who, for all ibeir enthusiasm, are in a most suspicious, cot to say querulous mood—given ...

... additional weight from tbe fact that it comes from nobleman of Liberal opinions, who has always been a consistent supporter of Whig principles, though he refused to be dragged down to the degradation to which others of the ‘great Liberal party have submitted ...

... into hospital tents When spacious country housee and even infirmmriee were hand. I don't suppoee there is county in England whig not (urn out at twenty-four hours notice 600 waggons equipped with horse* and with drivers well acquainted with roads and byo ...

... than thia present moment. The tames of Conservative'' and “Liberal. had taken the place of the old names of “ Torv' and “ Whig.” speak plainly for themselves. But I have only got to speak to you of the former—of the Conservative partv—and to express ...

... According to Mr Temple“ So far, however, were you from intimidating me, that you said, were you my place, yon would vote for a Whig” (they had been talking of the Universities election). And on the Saturday before the Perthshire election, Mr Temple, in c ...

... opinion, and every phase fcebug upon ' the snbjecr, from the most rabid Radical, who would rash into revolution, to the raoierate Whig of the old school, who is already beginning to repent in sackcloth and in ashes for the part which be has taken. (Laughter ...

... Moocreiff if all his friends had practised an equally wise reticence. We observe, however, that an enthusiastic admirer the Whig Lord Advocate has, in the pages of the Scottish Law Reporter,'* rushed where the Scottman feared to treadand very elaborate ...

... shads opinion, nnd erery phase feeling upon the enliject, from tbo most rabid who would rub into nrolotion, to tbs moderate Whig of the oM spbool, who la already beginning to repeat te saekolotb and in aabeafor the part which has taken. (Laughter.) There ...

... Moncreiff if all his friends had practised an equally wise reticence. We observe, however, that an enthusiastic admirer of the Whig Lord Advocate has, in the pages of the Scottish Law Reporter,’’ rushed in where the Scotsman feared to tread and in very elaborate ...