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... crash, which occasioned an exclau.a ion surprise the part of his wife. But,” he said, this spoils it all. The 1 Whig, or calls himself a Whig, and has put forth rubbishing address full of allusions his resolve ] that the traditions of the place shall never ...
... great gulf fixed. At the same time, should he be able by some means to bridge that gulf and help to seat some one who, if not a Whig of. the old Jackson- Garret school, was at anyrate gentleman, be felt that, obscure indeed as, comparatively speaking, he now ...
... Voice -—‘‘Buchan an. Scotch Home was not Hfe the hands of members like that. What * j, Buchanan’s history ? In 1885 be was Whig, in 188 b Liberal Unionist, in 1887 he was not in favour of Sroteh Home Buie, in 1888 was a Home Buler. In 1888, Macdonald ...
... out well, having two 2 and a 4 in succession. At 29 Hicgin relieved Dick, but the wickets fell from the other end, Stephen bwhig M‘Allan smi Brown h succ-ssiy**. balls. Burnett joined Hepburn, and the. score crept up slowly, Cussie going ou bowl place ...
... Radical interest. Gladstonian Radical! Humph !” was Garrett’s comment. ** That’e rot much better than a Whig cad. But, my dear,” urged his wife, people don’t always act up to the principles they profess in Parliament. Why, I’ve heard people say that ...
... —(a Voice—“ Buc'mnan.”) Scotch Home Rule waa not safe in the hands membera like that. What Buchanau’s bistoiy? In 18S5 he was Whig, in 18S6 Libeial Unionist, in ISB7 he was not in favour of S.;o»ch Home Rule, ;n ISBB he was a Home Ruhr. lu 1888 Mr MacDonuld ...
... ended the Hill Carvock (which is ahoul Laurencekirk), hut there was a fairly good view the country intervening, Auchinblae Whig particularly prominent. The hi-ze tdtnila r>r vented '* sweeping view' to west and north, but Clochosnen, Mounts Bstcork r»nd ...
... promises which the Radicals are alwnysn w.lhouteycrfullilliugthem. What yon have .Iceidc, gentlenu n, not hcihor you vole for the Whigs sole for tile Tone*. Th. Jo.ig sir.ee uhl sr-d g'-n . Hie ical p-dut issue is, which‘d the two pnin-s must look not topi* ...
... admirable bits of illogical argument indulged in' and one or two mystifying speeches made to show thin whether a man were a Whig or Tory, iical. Unionist, or Consci vative, must adhere bv whichever party chose to preserve a friendly attitude to the Church ...
... that Parliament existed —when Bluebeard was the only potentate that excited my cariosity—when cares of Adullam, Caucuses, Whigs, Tories. Cavaliers, Roundheads, and all the other outward and ordinary signs and symbols by which men make unto themselves ...
... former. That wan his fi.st fallacy. The main isuie which lay before the elector* tuc coming election was not a question of Whig and lory. It was question of union sgiinst separation- (applause)-and It was ri ticulous to say t cause which council Chamberlain ...
... our last issue, for her natural action in the character of Lady Cameron’s maid, and her excellent rendering of the solo, Awa Whigs, Awa.” The audience last night was as enthusiastic the two former ; a further acquaintance with the piece, however, brings ...