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... Scotlan: Society, but of the Whig-Democrats or ‘“Secularisation point of view neither of the Church nor of the Liberation of Pol ‘ties party. if Some Seotcbmen in London are subscribing to start a new weekly review, to be Whig-Democrat in politics and to ...

... worse in fact; the latter conceal not their Tice,, the former do. The Old Whigs are pit falls, Hartington and Gladstone tread upon them expecting support, and down they go! The Old Whigs refuse to fraternise with the G. R.'s and the consequence is the Leaders ...

... Conservatives. It is not improbable that much of our Conservative reaction may be explained in this way. It is not only of the Whigs that the couplet is true, As bees In flowers descanting cease to hum, So settling into place our Weiss are dumb.•' Party ...

... the most rot safe to speak of him listant connections of a Tory diplomatist. A a Whig Whig has gone to St, Petersburg, and oes to Constanti: there may as well bo a Whig Government in office. And really Lord Sttrick is not the man. for tho His he is d ...

... cheers for Beacoi eld. Solicit all friends to sup Whigs or Gladstone would never done Wortley. The this, They have ways crushed ts too, let them remember the English and Clarendou Irish, and the heroic Whig association in accordance with Dr, Mitobell.” The ...

... may perhaps be attributed hia success as a politician. He assailed the Whigs with Z. much bitterness as the Tories, and the loss his is generally attributed to his onslaught Whig party. He was not successful in the general of 1847, having been defeated ...

... when ho gocs the other way, he is deserted by that section of his with which he is most party closely allicd, the Whigs. Tt scems that Whigs and Radicals will not act together. tt is against nature. This division is another numerical defeat to the Opposition— ...

... Liberal party. He held the foreign policy of the Government to be a continuous policy, having nothing to do with party politics, Whig or Tory. When the present Parliament came to a close matters of great moment would have to be considered, and on that occasion ...

... by night and by day, And everyone says that Old England has never Looked so great and so good, imposing and clever ! The Whigs keep declaring we've done very wrong; I'm quite tired such monotonous song. The sound Exeter Tories, whom delight, Declare ...

... would have voted with their Leader Some these left early, andl members talked out without voting. These w«.re ciuefly the old Whigs who sit on the benches behind the Ministers. bitteuy resent the alleged concession of Lord Hartington to the Radical section ...

... merit a continuance of the public support. Dated Vigo Bridge Road, Tavistock, 22nd May. ix k,pecially suitable fur CULLA tal, WHIG I SHIRT FRONTS , impartiug • B:►natrni. GLOSSY SURFACE to these Articles, and making the linen look like new. THE GENUINE ARTICLE ...