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... about Lord Gray’s denunciation of Mr Gladstone. Earl Gray was Whig birth, and in his early yean member of the Whig party. Since the year 1844, when bis conduct rendered the formation of Whig Government impossible and gave Sir Robert Peel the honour of ...
... concurrence in the purport of the resolutions, said that, while he did not mean to change his politics, yet as a member of old Whig family which had done so much to put the Liberal party at the head of affairs, he would tell them that, unless they endeavoured ...
... Muir. There's Rome say that they’« e Whigs, Ami sav that « higs, And «».»n)e say there’s nae Whigs, avn, man , But thing I’m sure, Whipjifle, mao. Ami they tik’ and awa, man. For errun-'enee the Whips War anJ bauM Whigs, W An(l pied their eppres. oia claw ...
... ing the severity of the weather during the past few days, bright goldenspeckled bulteifly was the other day “caught on the whig Lochty Bleachfield. It must have winged its flight from Markiucb, where the climate may be accommodating to the animal is ...
... DRINKING A TOAST. M meeting of the Fife Justices the Peace Colinsburgh soon after the *45. a Whig gentleman gave the Duke of Cumberland toast. A Jacobite gentleman present (David Beatoun of Kilconquhar) being next a«ked to give toast, * proposed one Sibbald ...
... traditions of the Whig party, bnt for thirty years the Whig party have found it impossible to act with him has found it impossible to act with them. (Langhter.) Yon see it ia all Gladstone and that set c ...
... wont, to hear the burial serrice read by an Episcopalian clergyman. One of them, Kilbrockuiont, riding home, fell in with a Whig acquaintance, who jeeringly asked him—“ Sae, Kilbrack mont, you've been at that raree show in Anst’er the day.” show, d’ye ...
... annoyance to the Whig party, all the more so that no one could form an opinion as to who was the author. On the 17th December there appeared a letter in the Srntinsl signed “Ignatus,” in which several clover hits were mads at the Whigs, Mr Stuart coming ...
... during Che last 20 yean to the powerful Whig check—a check which, perhaps, would be wisely applied a vehicle going down hill, but which was most .unfortunate when the vehicle had to climb. (Cheera.) And the Whigs who left them Ireland bad been anxious ...
... ghter)— to tho eifaesment of the Whigs and supremacy of the Radical party. lam not very much concerned at tile prospect even of those taunts and gibes. 1 confess that lam not dissatisfied with the part which the Whig party have in former times occupied—one ...
... their wits about. May furnish us, who live in lattr ages, A pointed moral f.om the ass s doubt. The British ass, set between Whigs am! Tories, Two equ.il bundles of unwholesome food, Will die of hunger, certainlj, before he’s Able to judge which mess should ...