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... Robert Dundas, the Lerd-Advocate of the sedition trials. He lived to be heartily ashamed of this. The dishonour to his great Whig friend Erskine, Burns treated with withering sarcasm. Talents to deserve a place are qualifications - saucy. He concludes ...
... famous bail a in the Shawfield 7-Mansion. This no doubt! , fretted, and explained the severe measure dealt 1 out to the proud Whig town. It is not pleasant to read of the efforts it cost the brave Provost I r to recover from thie Governmoent at St James ...
... a-in-anc:ate5 to e~ctry|s :r fairiv well together, a L pity o reaction, I .~1 cci m ...
... of by Johnson declaring that in his reports he ?? always took care to let the damned Whigs have Co the worst of it. What Johnson said, of lisi . course, was Whig dogs ; Mr Cooper's ver- - sion would almost seem to imply that its coiner ye; was totally ...
... ing the two portraits that are, awanting.I -If not, there is nothing for it but to send a bat-~ talion of the wild west Whigs of the modern ijschool, headed by the old Guard of Burns from Kilmarnock, to informn them aned storm them -Ithat these ...
... genuineI and the spurious text, which show how strangely E the reporter must have misunderstood his task. But although a good Whig, an honest member, t and a loyal patriot, Sheridan could not rise in all things above the current standard of politi- Cal moralitv ...
... what an artist saw in a politician's room when he was given an hour to Sk1etch the very great man as he sat at work. Perhaps Whig and Tory and Home Ruler will agree that only ' Mr ?? will quite fill the rdle of the very great man in this amusing paper. ...
... with a Flet marriage, an escapade vhiich is said to have broken the heart of his fat.her-the honest 'orna Whalrton of the Whigs-and laid him on r a bed of sickness from which lie never rose. Shortly after he vras sent abroad with a tutor n from. whomi ...
... in this quota- f tion of Angus's, which endured as the 26th. As everybody knows, it was formed out of the I Wild Westland Whigs at the Revolution, and r in Mtr Daltou's pages one may see the first list of its officers, beginning with Janses Ea-rl of Angus ...