... That is not yet very long ago; but—wow Here we have a Select j Cooimittee the House of Commons, composed alll>ut equally of Whigs and Tories, recommending the > Ballot to Parliament and Ministers; and here we have a uiemlier of the Government (Lord Hartingtou) ...

... Coercion Bills (at first sight least) have uo affinity. But, secondly, the Bill has through the Commons with virtual unanimity ; Whigs aud Tone*—Radicals aud Conservatives all shades—voting for it, in principle and details. But further: there is reasou to thiuk ...

... very liberal tendencies, so much so that all the best minds in Scotland, in particular every one connected with the rising Whig party, completely sympathised, if they did not absolutely identify themselves, with the movement. After long struggle of more ...

... Annuity Tax Bill is meeting with sass checks, chiefly owing to the attitude taken up by the redoubtable Duncan, who watches the Whig Advocate, cudgel-in-hand, as keenly and bitterly as the river-watchers guarded the Tay the other day. near your city. It is ...

... SMITH, ITALIAN WARENOUSZNLAN AND WINII-MIRCHANT, 72 ST JOHN STREET, PERTH. Recommended by the Medical Family. Price-Lid of Whig application. ...

... and have again been trying to get legal protection from their landlords' hares and rabbits. [Small prospect of that from the Whigs. -En. ] Would theynotrequire as ellen &dot Parliamentto protect them from the premiere of the dealers in manures, or perhaps ...

... live —that Bill by which the late Earl Derby “dished the Whigs”— by which his lieutenant, Mr Disraeli, gave us Household Suffrage, and thereby performed the double operation of “dishing” both Whigs and Tories—especially Tories—at one stroke. Rest and be ...

... Many of the men with whom Lord Mansfield had began political life had changed, and had descended from Conservative, first Whigs and then to Radicals. (Laughter and applause.) But Lord Mansfield had been pleased to suck to those principles which he had ...

... member. Many Peers a largo portion of ttieir time to pnhlio banners ; he could confiilently siy that on both sides of tho House Whigs and Tories—they were all actuated by one motive, and that motive the welfare of their country. (Applause.) knew was expressing ...

... -Many Peers gave large portion of their time to public business; and could confidently say that on both sides of the House—Whigs and Tories—they were all actuated by one motive, that motive the welfare of their country. (Applause.) knew he was expressing ...

... The stately form and noble bearing of the CHAIRMAN were there to remind us of what Perthshire did in a former day, when the Whigs were in possession of the county, as they are now. And beside him sat the man than whom none ever more truly served the interests ...

... offended; but, they did not very well know how to help or right themselves. It was all right with the ‘express train. Let Whigs be in office, or Tories—the express train, somehow, moved at much the same rate of speed. Still, the Perthshire Liberals chaffed ...