... rather unsteady. vocal accompaniment wee itrodooed with on* or two of the tongs. The eheir, accompanied by the band, gave Awe*, Whigs, awe', Welcome, Royal Charlie, Wee's me for; Prince Charlie, and Came the Stream Charlie, in a very efficient manner ...

... animating tbo breasts of their fellow citizens. ft did not matter whether the gentleman who had given Ten to the sentiments was Whig or Tory. They had had this reported tbein, and they must deal with until thev bad something more substantial to go upon, lie ...

... animating the breasts of their fellow citizens. It *id not matter whether the gentleman who had given vent to the sentiments was a Whig or Tory. They bad had this reported to them, and they must deal with it until thev had sotuething mre substanrtial to go upon ...

... Church disestablishment, free education, and drastic reform the land had come within the grasp of their party since these Whigs left them. He also dealt with the Commission. and endeavoured prove that the Governmeat were implicated in supporting the u ...

... in any case, witticisms bearing on party cei e politics are hardly in good taste at -social of meetings attended alike by Whigs, TorieB,aU d and Radicals. After he had got over his Es d preliminary antics, the member'for East by Aberdeenshire happily ...

... colleague arguments, w.thout holding him up world the and trie leader financial Parliamentary pedantry. (Renewed laughter.) The man whig most all. Lad down the doctrine providing for needs the year out the mean* of the year was Sir Robert Peel —the uian who raised ...

... Camlpbell said the present la movemenz was an old Tory trick after the style of S. that of Mr Disraeli, when he dished the Whigs e over the Reform Bill.. Itv was only adopting a d Liberal measure to keep the Government in power and keep back just and righteous ...

... (Applause.) Mr Hugh Campbell said the present movement old Tory trick after the style that of Disraeli, when he dished the Whigs ' over the Reform Bill. It was only adopting Liberal measme to keep the Government in power and keep back just and righteous ...

... comes in ; and, in any case, witticisms bearing on party politics are hardly in good taste at social meetings attended alike Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. After he had got over his preliminary antics, the member for East Aberdeenshire happily managed to cast ...

... were regarded belongiogto tha moderate Beet>oa aueh Lord Graarille, Lord and other* whom be might name representing the old Whig connection. fact naa that wholly aaw policy had been tar ted Gladstone—one that bad nothing to do with the old Coaatitatioaal ...

... the moderate Section- g e such as Lord Granville, Lord Spencer, and 'others c ,. whom he miaht name as representing the old Whig a if connection. The fact was that a wholly new policy ii bad been started by Mr Gladitone-one that 'had r s nothing to do ...