... the lists against the late Mi- Ferguson of Raith. father of Mr Monro Ferguson, M.P., of Novar. Mr Ferguson was an- old-type Whig, while Sir William represented a more advanced section of political thought. was very popular the constituency, and was beaten ...

... ivened her assem- dlies, the one with his power of criticism aud classical taste and the other with his de- wit. Among the Whig leaders the Duchess reigned supreme, and her constant dutercourse with them drew her so irresistibly into the current of political ...

... sald hp te 395 3B Cheviot d to 34+ 9. tiete is ta al ree 1 Noch Bossi: |. rhs sold at (Thorntili) du. 20s 9d Holmties ad whigging (Moar) ctu. 155; Catling do, 2255 3a. ...

... says:—We would say to the working men at large what Burke said to the political world in his own time. He appealed from the New Whigs to the Old and we would make the same appeal the case of the Trade Unionists. What were those Associations first established ...

... subjects to the w je it was under bi editorship, Such a book would duubtless be of value as giving picture of the old Scotch Whig party in the hey: day of its power and suctal su ane, Should Mr Smith defer to the representations made to bin he will doubsless ...

... even more so than is its the ducal mouth began to open. This open- owe toe of lead weighing do: it seemed as if the face were Whig’s into two sections each other. It was with itive voli thet on nb eh Ady It was the voice of it. Itie not to be sw + aig vig ...

... MR REDMONDS METHODS. Towards cue piesent ,d=* * Times, Redmond and his ft „d as towards tha British ••Whigs. The ultimate goal fi>* j| that ambiguous national which Fenians and constitution ■ jjff* themselves without inconvemf.» The means to this end ...

... associates cannot now be bridged over. There could truth be no worse blow to the progressives in politics than the return of the Whig Dukes and Mr Chamberlain Liberalism. Mr Chamberlain's candid declaration, says the Mornvnq Post, will be satisfactory to all ...

... submissively acting as his lieutenants, have vanished. This I always thought would be the case. The Liberal Unionist revolt was a Whig revolt. The seceders are the main followers of the Luke of Devonshire—a thoroughly honest man, though not a Radical. The rank ...

... The universal .' ! Dunsinane is degempresent owne. Drummo nd-Nsirne, who rate successor OI f he : fI S Sal anTLteSS of°the Whig leaders infltteoti*' and mQ nMO»n« supporter the ...

... Chamberlain is moving towards progressive Toryism, but his pose for the . moment strikingly resembles that of the fine! crusted old Whig. The attempt to please all parties, says the Standard, which is the hopeless attempt of the present Government, is fatal to ...

... successfully claimed the ancient Barony C imoys, created in 1264, and was called the House of Lords in 1839. He was a staunch Whig, and his grandson, the present Peer, was a Lordin-Waiting in Mr Gladstone's last Government. Edmund, Archbishop Stonor, was ...