... might affect the nose , was not considered at all applicable to the conscience of the _youth on the table . —BeVwt _-yor-( Ami Whig . _.. . _.. ...

... iue that really Involve* everything; conciliat ing Lord Salisbury, by alleging that Involve* aii property ; conciliating old Whig*, showing bow free disestablishment without disendow ment leaves the State from ecclesiastical control; and alarming weidx ...

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

... and Smallpage , _appear in the old _. Edmbmyh Sevieiifs _blue coat and bud waistcoat , but Young France has also become Old Whig ; and _Cumberland cannot buy blue cloth and bright buttons fast enough . In the ' Faubourg' the great ladies are _relapsing ...

... about £l5OO ; and the same remarks would 'in grmt ma. sure apply to this ustem as the one alruidy alluded to. He never mold Whig his mind to rest satisfied with the doublu'Unkine systein until both engines were kept 'continuously at work. In the first ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... understood of the! ('boo's', ' . independence, end du yof the and i Muerte 0 .>k`. ‘ s id very rie• He for me that an linnowt, Whig or iscrince religion on the et it in high places we we are told. and s i r im ty li, speaks loudly Inner of n and far , that ...