... sympithelteilly the grievances of the Highland crofters. Me we The Whip have never dim muds kr the Highlands. It was Whig wise detesded and Whig landlords princip•ft vie Netted out the akar. ▪ while of the of Scotland in ems arm ay most inveterate enemy. Is ...

... alarmed by • had explosion which premed hen Ile al • 4 down the has sad sensed alight 11. of a high wail bases as the OM He • Whig fetched, he szatnined the grim& sad discovered the Segments of • cylindrical E it :y about six er eight Is.asi in diameter ...

... 4le. and t;tera w. ta be a Act because there •no Trevayan Wt told them of the between an honest Toy enemy aad a itypueritionl Whig enemy, nal prefeir,d toe an. hry determine l to let c' cry t.;, , .e.um.:14 which brought in & me.o.u.e cf f.r the 13ish feel ...

... accepted defeat with Oriental humility, who smrfied out excuses for their surrender with all the hypocrisy of the West-country Whigs, but without their personal com age, who have allowed their allies to be ruined and massacred, and gallant Englishmen to be ...

... had told them they had nothing to expect from the Tories. Well, of the choice between an honest Tory enemy and a hypocritical Whig enemy, he pre- ferred the honest man. They were determined to let every Government which brought in a measure of coercion for ...

... Govern- ment was got together. The leaders said to all manner of men join us to put out the Conservative Government. Let aU— Whig and Kadical, HomeKulers and Nationalists — join us in overthrowing the Tory Government. Those Parties, however, were now be- ...

... supplied tut with es, many intet epreodes that people will tie cutiou. to barn a liat fre,h coudemnatiou the ilietingeieluel Whig will pew nounee upon the Radicals whom he is rumitienei; to lint the friend, of Lot 'I /lartingt numerous on NAes of tho Home ...

... the House of Lords » No more preposterous pro- po*l could be made. There was one otuer course which U been su c gested by Whigs and Tories— that the Uo- mount should actually try to carry a Redistribution BO through the House of Commons in the Autumn ...

... been a unr:Aci of th• Huts ot Lotils. It he Lid prolueed a ilk the i.htsure peerage of Icotlatiii and lielaud be Led the a the Whig with him, idol would hate been ,uppoi ted by ail the fair and lota amen:: Lit own aid he has never lit onger to mace the mast ...

... ey fell with nearly one thousand persons on it, and twelve of them were killed. Old Simon enjoyed the downfall of so many Whigs, remark- ing with a chuckle, as the cries of the spectators almost drowned the admonitions of the chaplain, the mair mischief ...

... knew no more modern term than Tory. He held and expressed the opinion that the Devd was the first Whig,' and, agreeably to this idea, defined a Whig as a member of a faction. How he would have described a Radical in his Dictionary, had that interesting ...

... debt at S. rate, ems my it, bet to my that expenditure the is insimirld e tea (cheers I do *Mod to attempt to melee a emelt ; Whig I would Propane to do is to mho • rimpirisoli, leZooste Civil u t gather is an ileht. th S.ervicas, the I the Revenue ' . You ...