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... INSTITUTION. WILD EwELLN. WILLIAM BLACK'S MAGNIFICENT NEW STORY. CHAPS. VII AND VIII. EDINBURGH CLUBS OF LAST CENTURY: Jacobite and Whig (illustrated.) SOUR GRAPES: COMPLETE STORY BY ADELINE SERGEANT. THE TOWN COUNCIL'S MUSEUM (Concluded.) SHALL EDINBURGH HAVE ...
... rendered far U>o Baft for crtchet. inspected the ground at quarter three proaoaucad ia still unfit lor e nckei. It was decided whig u«ui lour o slock before abaodosung all idea play for the day. WA RWU K.sHIRE LEICESTERSHIRE baaey rain yastemay bad saturated ...
... appeared to that special interest was being taken in this election because the Lord Provost's chair was to vacant. Tbe old Whig party, now Unionist, felt themselves tbe position that for the last 20 or years tbey had ruled the most in the Town Council ...
... a men Ist Parliament for the burghs. The candidates Were Jatues Johnstone of ester hall, : Tory; and Patrick Miller, yr. ot Whig. Miller's fatlier, the inventor of steam navigation, waa Burns' landlord, wua one of the j rl-cnug d .lega!ei>, and luml ma ...
... of apology and sympathy. Amongst personages absent and silent were Sir John M.P., and Mr Charles Cameron, M.P. that all the Whig and Tory papers either or minimise the conference. Lii.nl reform ju wanted Lord Rosebery or Loid and let it forgotten that ...
... the Queen's is about intervene. The Duke has quite made up hia mind to sell Devonshire House, the historic headquarters the Whigs, and rumour has that a bargain has already been struck for £750,000. Among the visitors the lobby of the House of yesterday ...
... whole question. The question arises now is the Liberal party simplv to play this old game allowing the creeping and crawling Whigs to dominate the situation. That the House Loris must be reformed admitted everyone, hut the Liberal party should insist, should ...
... appealed to the people to return Parliament a party, a large party, of indeftendsni opposition, pledged care aa little for Whig I for Tory, pledged not to otbee emoluments, either for themselves, or, mcee important, perhaps, for their friends* to dtfaand ...
... better man to be Liberal leader, they would as well with Joe Chamberlain, for he would rather have an honest Tory than a poor Whig passing Radical. (Laughter and applause.) Mr Wallace, who was cordially received, said Lord Salisbury was the opposite a Jingo ...
... and Free Churchmen, English and Scottish, mutually intelligible, and often even sympathetic. This return to what was the old Whig idea of tbe relation of State to Church may induce some Stale Churchmen tbe higher order to think Disestablishment a lesser ...
... colonial eruption split the Whig party into frag•nents. The nation was divided into three lections—namely, the out-and-out Tories, who desired wipe out the French as many our day want to wipe out the Boers ; the band of Whigs, headed by Burke, who wished ...
... mind as to the meaning of Whig and Tory. For his part (Mr Napier) oould not see much difference between Mr Elliot's Liberalism and the rankest Toryism. Less than seven years ago Mr Elliot very well knew the difference between Whig and Tory. (Applause.) Mr ...