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... (wooly. The term lifereuter is familiar in the political history of Scotland, and especially . in the history of the Whigs. It has ramifications in every county, and they extend even into the !Amity of your late distinguished host—The Earl of Roaebery ...
... storms were nigh ; A tempest 'mid the dark arose. And woke the elements' repose : Like chariot's rush, or Its furious blastssad Whigs bore Along its derastatlqg course. The wild, uncheekt4, mistime force, Of hurricanes that fiercer blew, The centre of the Bridge ...
... apart for the tenantry, and the following evening the elite of the eastern division of the county were the guest*—tie leading Whig and Tory houses being represented, and, casting aside for the nonce all political rivalry, engaging in a joyous Tullochgorura ...
... Churchyard. The St Andrews correspondent of a contemporary says :—For • year or two after Sir John Low's return from India Whig native land be spent little of his time at Clatto, his paternal estate, as having lived such a long period in a tropical climate ...
... youthful scion of a well-known Whig family. Lord Ramsay is the son of the Earl of Dalhousie, and the late Earl, better known in politics first as Mr Fox Maule and afterwards as Lord Panmure, was a notable Whig of the Whigs. The choice of such a champion ...
... Her Majesty i; open Parliament in person. THE state of Ireland continues to cause anxiety Distress is on the increase. THE Whig programme propounded by the Edinburgh Review, and quoted elsewhere, does not satisfy the Loudon Radical Press. A COLLIERY explosion ...
... lasted with hardly a break from the middle of December. ! THE EDINBURGH REVIEW WHIG PRINCIPLES. Attention has been attracted to the article in the Edinburgh Review on Plain Whig Principles, which is an expesitiou of the position of Moderate Liberals in view ...
... those of the Liberal leaders who acre leaning towards Radicalism in an article in the Review, purporting to set forth plain Whig principles. The writer, with an evident eye to Mr Gladstone, affirms that it is in a class of men who are, perhaps, less ...
... Liverpool is greatly enhanced by the fact that the Libera! candidate is a Whig. Should he prove successful, the Whig portion of the Liberal party will be strengthened. At present the Whigs and Radicals are united in their opposition to the policy of the Government ...
... lasted with hardly • break from the middle of December. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ON WHIG PRINCIPLES. Attention has been attracted to the article in the Edinburgh Review on Plain Whig Principles, which is an exposition of the position of Moderate Liberals in view ...
... gossip.—Morising THE WHIGS AND MR A severe blow, says the London correspondent of the Netee, is dealt those of the Liberal leaden who were leaning towards Radicalism in an article in the Retiree, purporting to set forth plain Whig principles. The writer ...
... Majesty is to open Parliament in person. Tess state of Ireland continues to cause anxiety. Distress is on the increase. THE Whig programme propounded by the Edinburgh Review, and quoted elsewhere, does not satisfy the London Radical Press. A COLLIERY explosion ...