... scion of a well-known Whig family, and it appears to be inferred that if he be elected to Parliament he will support there a kind of stand-still or slow-going Liberalism. It is true that the family of Dalhousie has generally been Whig, that it was markedly ...

... 1534, and held that post until few months >. the repr sentative o the Fife family in Aberdeenshire, and for many years acted Whig agent for tlio county. He was one of tie original proprietors of the A Her,tld, established in 1834, and took a keen inte Liberal ...

... undertaking any great measure of statesmanship. Some Whigs distrust Mr Gladstone, aud some who call themselves Radicals dislike him. does not feel himself very secure leader of a powerful and compact force. Whig peers are generally feeble and timid, and shrink ...

... there appears to be when it is a distinguished Whig Peer who takes the lead in opposition. The selection of Earl Grey for this duty marks the strong disfavour with which the Bill is regarded by the Whigs generally, and by all sound economists. The majority ...

... than there appears to be when it is distinguished Whig Peer who takes the lead in opposition. The selection of Earl Grey for this duty marks the strong disfavour with which the Bill is regarded by the Whigs generally, and by all sound economists. The majority ...

... England’s interest one question this crisis that swallows up oil other* and engage* the strained attention of Tories and Whigs alike, is the question of Homs Bnle for Ireland. Undoubtedly both political parties Great Britain oppose our claims present ...

... William Harcocrt proposed success to the dub, and explained bis presence stating that be was one of those abject, miserable Whigs, who, according to Tory statesmen and journals, were the slaves of Mr Chamberlain’s tyrannical will. He had not come to indulge ...

... held that post until a few months ago. He was the representative of the Fife family Aberdeenshire, and for many years acted as Whig agent for tho county. He was one of the original proprietors of the Aberdeen. Herald, established in 1834, and took keen interest ...

... A TORY SNEER. (Prom the Standard of morning.) Now that the- Whigs have got their own again, Lord Hartington deprecates further resort to violent and vituperative language. That has answered its purpose, and the sooner it forgotten the better. are quite ...

... conceive what circumstances would produce conviction his mind. was matter for 'surprise that men connected with the historical Whig party should content to dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. There was movement going on ...

... Gleanings iU-der th. tiUs .'‘..The various nolitioal 'agrt, economic, and social mrtttnU the relation, of the C > BeUart HorOitm Whig, hi going to Undertake the the Northern Echi, the present editor B*»d, haring joined thartnff Mail Chat*. JoLTymaes.^^^ with ...

... truly patriotic Irish proprieten it is the frank acceptance of their views the leading journal and by such represent*, tive Whig Lord Edmond Fbpzmaubiok. [ When the great organ English dogmatism and English capital has made up it* mind that on this subject ...