... success. Dr. Cameron described the measure as dishing the Scotch Whigs. As Dr. Cameron says so it is not for a Southron loon to deny the existence of such a class; but Vf any Scotch Whigs do survive, the bill should certainly dish them. The raises of the ...

... King JTAmrs I., and Ic particularly to the persecutions of the C Scotch Presbyterians in those evil times. With p NAPIER ' i a Whig in polftics, LOCKHART tells rl US SCOTT had hardly any personal acquain- tC tance, and on this ground he claims credit ...

... o Re rm ea n to ok the y W id e . Piolls of Reform, and took the Whig side. j,, Process of years this became identical . > tic Popular movement which now pro- to ovet-wheim both the Whigs and Re thinks thi tat the Rome Rule ques. 4Sth bhe-ball and the ...

... g, He is of the Wkig party. It is here necessary to detail what the Whigs are. All the Ministers of the realm of England are in two parties. The party now in officeae Mriof the Whigs, the chiefs of whom are Lord Gladstone, the present Prime Minister, ...

... called-were apparently a very drowsy people in a political sense. Devonshire was entirely in the hands of the Whigs a14 the Tories, and the Whigs did not trouble much while their opponenp permitted a few family traditions to be perpetuated. When, howeve ...

... after the defeat of the ati dd Addington, was founded on an of Whigs and Tories, and ended Atr;0~e1Y5 On the defeat of Peel, Lord cuqbj essayed Government by means of a ritation of Whigs and Peelites, with the 104t Riht the country drifted -as. Lord ...

... 039 4,6lo The 1,6r2 Whigs who supported Sir G. Macpherson Grant in 1885 have thus disposed of their votes:- To the Radical candidate ?? 1,135 To the Tory and Liberal-Unionist candidate ?? 482 It would therefore appear that the Whig-Liberal-Unionist or ...

... owing to the intrigues of the Whbigs partly to the hypocrisy of the Tories. But the L:ibera;ls have ridden themselves of the Whigs, and a detective press is exposing the delays, shifts, and lies of Toi-yism---like the action, for instance, of Mr. Chaplin ...

... exempt from taxation. But the widows and the orphans we're refused even that con- solation. By216 to 121 votes the Tories and Whigs decided that the working classes must continue to pay the breakfast thble duties on tea, coffee, oca, raisins, and currants ...

... remedy the disaster of 1886, and he remembered that it was not the real Liberals who went astray then, but the weak-kneed Whigs. The Grand Old Man had his truest friends in the working classes of the country. As for the Liberal Unionists, they did not ...

... made up their minds on the Irish ques- tion. The Dissentient Liberals are almost; entirely confined nosy to a feu of the old Whigs; thesanik aisd file remannr sthuuch to the pa~rty. Hops is high in the hearts of the LibeiilF. 'The only danger is over-confidence ...

... absurd to refer the subject to a Com- mittee from which he is excluded. But Whigs and Tories all seem to agree with Mr. Jacoby in running Mr. Labouchere to the front. Both Whigs and Tories will probably find that of the two members for North- ampton they ...