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... dwelt upon the necessity of having labour represented in Parlia. ment. He should go to the House of Commons as much to oppose Whig sham as to combat Tory opposition to popular improvements. He should not deal with party except to expose it when it attempted ...
... local administration of Scotland. Now, it of is not to be deniend that there is some room for improve- of ment. The successIve Whig Gosernments which have r practically ruled over the country for the last thirty or forty years have studded Scotland with a ...
... C taken possession of by a mob which surrounded it. At r Burntisland, there was a warm contest over a dock scheme between Whigs and Advanced Liberals, and the candidates returned were all new men except one. At Jedburgh, the elections turned on a paving ...
... ta neasi- ataaeigten spemgnapins of descent grafted Usrokein nthe Rouse of Lords. The sons ?? elevated to the Peerage--nay,,Whigs Sloelvedes to whora the accident happens-. Often drop behind Into Conservatism; and how is a House. of Lords perpetually In- ...
... opponents. (A. voice. Don't be personal.} I am w~ell known~ to you, (A voice. Indeed you are,I I do not stand before you as a Whig, I don't stand before yuab a hlvb t d Isadbefore you as an Irish nationalist totebackbone, and if you will stand by me I w'~ill ...
... g-period-sixteen years or thereby-that eg Sir William represented Perthshire in Parliament, he gained the reputation, with Whig and Tory alike, of being l about the most accomplished, the most useful, and the best informed of Scottish meinbers, and the ...
... Ardrossan and Salt. coats Heraxl, Weste-n Aryans, and Kliltnmmook Stan- dard; and to obtain the following -Belfast Nortlhlsn- Whig,l Liyerpool Mercury,.and 'Mancdeter Guar- dian. IAfter some appropriate remarks by Mr Macdonald, Rector of the- Academy as ...
... The great sewage problem may be solved without injury to the Tory or the Liberal cause. Surely even Mr Jackson believes that Whigs and Radicals may each have various opinions on the great Town-Clerk controversy. The extension of the city boundaries was made ...
... wakngy cmpri5D,~ however, it must he borne in windb tha it is lry weather se wage which has been vmost comoly exmnd hra that whig I have inntely wet dahe Excluding for the'pre- enot aJc5. 11, 15, 21, and 22, in which manufgtuidngb refus e foerms too large ...