... of che Wy a party, and the most accomplished in Europe, George the Fourth, was Kir and Defender of the Faith. Rut ‘hy was a Whig, and George the arth was e line of the J succession, and morality has taken a step forward nee the Democracy was franchised ...

... when he stecd as candidate for the Barghs, he experienced overcoming the suspicion that he was in with the Whigs. And the confidence of the Whigs be assuredly enjoyed. At that time, however, the general, and the Nonconformist party in ee vee eee and Mr ...

... purity. A seatence or two sufficed to express it. His mind was overflowing with a deeper and a livelier satisfaction, which the Whig | leader might share, and which was not completely exhausted by two columnfuls of rhetoric. We allude to the joy with which ...

... yal thi for this. It mast have been a variet: whom Russell Lowell scathingly * my principles, I glory of the sort. teres a Whig a Tory ; Candidates appeal to the free and lent | is their free and i ally, bat the last th tome of them to men’s understandings ...

... organ- possessed of in enthasiasin, and money discharge of the serious work before it, while the Defenders are only @ handful of Whig and Tory wire-pullers and lawyers. Even the party associations of which Edinburgh is the centre give little sign of vigorous ...

... Were the arms of the T: wider those of his noble friend not be wide enough to contain them. it they into the arms of Tory, Whig, Radical, or G! the Chi » and would use w combinations were available for it. But this accusation of the Charch & party came ...

... who will permanently suffer for the error of ment committed by the Government. Dis- trusted by the Tories, suspected by the Whigs, and hated by the Liberals, the fate of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is indeed a sad ‘The troubles of Scotland Yard and ...

... selves Tories pure and simple. The current number of the Edinburgh Review supports my view. It is hopeless, says the once great Whig organ, to try and keep up a third party. Liberal Unionists mast make up their minds to call Lord Salisbary, and not Lord Harting- ...

... cause for hesitation. there are many devoted adherents of the Charch of Scotland who have refused to join the combination of Whigs and Tories now in power, it can hardly be questioned that the leaders of the Establishment and the great bulk of their followers ...

... Mid-Lothian is different in some respects from any of its predecessors, For ove thing, it 1s not marked by any great assemblage of Whig nobility and use their nominal connection with the Liberal gentry. The men who have long been wont to party for the purpose ...

... John Paton, Dumfries, in sabmitting the next resolution, spoke at Deal h the ery that ‘‘ the Auld affirmed that if ever there Whig in the universe it was the Chareh of Seot! even now she was as = as Tory. belonged to no Wi y in the State. Charches had none ...

... on the plat. Ultra Tories of a few years ago satin peace side by side with men who were formerly keenly, not to say blindly, Whig in their parti- zanship, and also with men who, in 1885, were devoted upholders of the nnauthorised programme, although since ...