... found in the EMUS. at Towitesbum an Friday Trask. At the inquest ilatesday, it was be bad bean abet in th e bead. the bib* Whig the brain. The inquiry was adjourned to enable the police to investigate the staffer. Dam—Humid then ye-4erday. aim and Ire ...

... favourite pseudonym of Jonathan Oldhuck, are certainly among the most readable things of the kind. In polities, Mr. Robson was a Whig of the old school, verging on Conservatism ; but he took much leas interest in the party squabbles of public men than many ...

... same title— Little swat ye wha's corona' —on the cocaskin of King George IV.'• visit to Scotland, in August, UM This roll of Whig notabilities made up by Mr. Garret captains some names which, at this distance of time, it is difficult to identify ; the following ...

... Town Hall, presided over by the late Earl of Durham. His death occurred on the 28th May, 1878, at the advanced age of 86. A Whig when he entered political life, he remained so till its close. He had little sympathy or r for the extreme Radical party, whilst ...

... sorra= with err& trbe : Ibis trequerty atisred with *Aron of the bark The boomer born& with rote betare the ere. There le • Whig et prognike All thew tun present. It is thought that cos • Will our population Yr this dinar io of varied torn It been found ...

... Thursday. Theis very general rejoicing in political circles to-day at the failure of the negotiations for mowing' the admission of Whig peers to the Cabinet. Mint people were prepared for this—especially alter the undisguised muttenngs of discontent in the Tory ...

... fled to London, where he died rive years afterwards, at the age of sixty-four. His brother, the professor, remained a staunch Whig ; and a Dundee minister, James Playfair, who in 1790 signed an address of congratulation to the French Assembly, was probably ...

... remarkable alike fur has oratorical talents and his long and consistent opposition to the measures of Sir Robert Walpole, the great Whig Minister. On the 11th of Febrilesy, 1741, a time when party feeling was at its height, Walpole received an intimation in the ...

... the candidate's political creed. His views on commerzial and serial question', were even broader than those which the old Whigs cared to avow ; and he had the althorience of the falsehood of extremes. Two years after, however, Sir Stafford Northcutt ...

... country. I am living amongst the beet society in the metropolis, and at ease in my circumstances, in tolerable health, a mild Whig, a tolerating Churchman, and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I dine with the rich in London, and physic the poor ...

... that some are very wise, And some are very funny, And some grow rich by telling lies, And some by telling money. think the Whigs are wicked knaves(And very like the Tories)-- Who doubt that Britain rules the waves, And ask use price of glories. I think ...

... Tore ; his enlleague. Sir William Middleton, Bert.. was a Whig. Parties were so evenly balanced in the county that the Wilias were encouraged to try for both pests. Mr. Allgood being a Tory, the Whigs put forward Lord Ossulston, son and heir of the E.srl ...