... its strictly leading comments to two short paragraphs, in one of which it is recorded that Lord James ! :Stuart, a staunch Whig, has beaten Mr Alexander Johnstone, a Radical, in a Parliamentary contest for the A r Burghs, by 16 votes while the other ...

... point, not of great importance, at which the silly Whigs behind Lord Granville laughed exists in Lord Granville's imagination. I should not have thought it possible even for the petty malice of a 'Whig so audaciously to pervert a short and clear sentence ...

... Dreghorn—Mr Banks took the chair, and endeavoured to explain away the anomaly of a Conservative meeting with a Radical Chairman. If Whig and Tory did not all agree during the remainder of the proceedings they closely approached that desirable consummation, for ...