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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Liverpool is greatly enhanced by the fact that the Liberal candidate is a Whig. Should be 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 ...
... Upon his right is Major Bob A—ther (r), Cobbets one radical—and he's another. But when we meet, as here, to play at golf, Whig, Radical, and Tory—all are off— Off the contested politics, I mean— Aud fen and harmony Monte the *erne. We make our matches ...
... if we can only compass it, get at eaoh other's throats in these distant unknown wilds. In concluding he appeals to Tories, Whigs. Radicals, to unite to stop Lords Beaconsfield, Salisbury, a nd Lytton from spending the treasure and the blood of Englishmen ...
... this Land Bill is intended as an invitation to the Whigs to join the Conservative party. The Premier's policy is understood to be so to Liberalise Conservatism as gradually to make a un i on of Whigs and Conservatives against Radicals inevitable. if Liberals ...
... climate. The origin of the fire is still enshrouded in mystery ; but it is not generally believed that either the moderate Whigs or the high and dry Tories had any hand in it. Mr Stephen Williamson was successful enough to catch the fishermen on Wednesday ...
... Ilea, Baker, 145 Ferry Road, BomyaroN. TIOUSIL•TABLIS WAID few March. was. Mn Stewart, w.-00. anelgtoisod Lace Apply & North Whigs, EOM- *Weed for the (Wintry. Apply tot. Scott, 6 Lane, MA/MI MAID Wmitist : House MaM AV; 7T moth Plain Cook. ISt Scotch Remota ...
... man. (Cheers) was the bosom friend of Mr Gladstone. (Hisses sad chess, a.l 1 a Toler - Shut up, sow.) H. was le • them all Whig candidates west to see wham would end .teal. (laughter.) He called himself a Liberal, hut. added Oiptain Weald, iii toll you ...
... should come into officio the spirit of his G wenuneut would be one of reckless and dangerous change, sad he adds, The oft Whig creed seems to be utterly repudiated by4lr Gladstone and his mo-t active followers, and I should therefore see with alarm the ...
... Bridge. These zealots were most numerous among the rustics of the western lowlands, who were vulgarly called Whigs. Thus the appellation of Whig was fastened on the Presbyterian zealots of Scotland, and was transferred to these English politicians who showed ...