... wares by a considerable admixture of what he believes to be an inferior article got from the opposite establishment; and the Whig, following in the same course, heightens the flavour of his manu. feature with spice from the Radical stores or gives it mellowness ...

... eiectors. It was said the Lord Advocate's f cosstituents were tired of behugunder the dominion, 'r to a large extent, of a Whig Peer, and that his Lord- ship would very much like to represent Edinburghl in place of the smallest constituency in Scotland ...

... child, and soon lost a devoted mother. Hie only relation was one of his two guardians, a Scotch noble, a Presbyterian, and a Whig. This young gentleman, an English- man, is brought up in Scotland, and till he goes to Christ Church hardly comes to Eng- ...

... stop her wounds and heal her of her dis- tempers. As he did not declare himself at the hustings nobody knew whether he was a Whig ort a Tory, and Mr Disraeli being then in power and sadly in need of recruits, resolved if possible to catch him young ...

... count fr much either- against or in behalf of the puart with which it' concerns itas' Bkcckwood, li~e its twin brother in the Whig interest, is living upon its past. ' It has ceased to be a power, and exists only because it was once a political fore and ...

... Burghs. Returned in 1841 as Member for Perth, he became Vice-President of the Board of Trade; and, on the restoration of the Whigs to power in 1846, Secre- tary at War, with a seat in the Cabinet, which post he held till 1852, when-the expiration of the ...

... either against or ini f .behlrf of the party with which it concerrse itself. Bl,, :. gvcOsd, lisse its twvin Irotrer iii tire Whig irsterest, is living.r upolon its p1rst. It has ceased to be a power, aind exists Usl5' I lice ruse it eivas once re political ...

... nianut of the county. The Lord-Lieutenant is alwtys a most ?? and h1nnourible person, but lie is almostiivariably either a Whig or a Tory. (Laughter.) There is one not- able ilistance on record of a ltalical Lord-Lieu- teiimt, but that is so singular ...

... the Factor. It was the Scotch farmers, and notably the rustics of the Western Lowlands, who were the true-blue covenanting Whigs of the troubles in the setenteenth century. It was the country population which, in its contest with the Lairds and their Patronage ...

... Gladstone's arguments, failed, though only by a very close vote. The clauses were originally inserted by a combination of Whigs, Tories, and Radi- cals, then they were struck out by' other sections of the same parties, re-inserted by the Peers, end the ...

... regret his death because it removes the one link which conmected' the present Go. vernment with the old and great Whig party. There are Whig names certainly in the present Ministerial list, but they are only names. Lord Clarendon was the only member of ...

... Glower, Lcrd R. Young, G. The final struggle of the evening was on the amendment of Mr Jacob Bright, which was supported by Whigs of the well-established party reputation of Mi Whitbread and Sir George Grey. The Government repeated, again and again that ...