... to dvgeaueratlun in a spscial way-a tendency which may never be actually declared. A paper was also submitted by Mr C. P. Whig- ham on the Relative Progress of Life Assurance and Population since 1870. -e submitted inter- esting statistics of the ...

... -dPisia-lone'of'the f6rieiost States of Europe;. :0 'i~ocreVraaeladFeeikowe '§s mah o alyle ?? III.L nnid.thb i'Revoluitio4-,Whig~ do to'- Macaulay, on as the k. 'Athernian'dem ocracy' Idoes' -to Grote. It is al' 'niot probable -that the:labours' of any ...

... reign was the true period of the Whig merchant ascendancy in Edinburgh. For old Adam was not only the champion of Whig principles, but the representative of the Whig merchants as a social class. Besides, although the Whigs and the Radicals had some principles ...

... when William of Orange landed in this country on what might be called a Jameson raid, than Sir William Harcourt, all his old Whig instincts aflame, shouted out with a cry of horror, What? Is that the* 1fistorical parallel you are giving us as Secretary ...

... avoid- ing the exuberant emotions of the latter-day Socialist, contents himself with theG sterile formuhe of the antiquated Whig. IHow ought hie to look at the matter I He seems to have abandoned the old Liberal doctrine Iof freedom for the individual ...

... manners and conversation tn 2001! society in the early purt of the evatary. Aa witness told bim that on one cccasion a great Whig duchess, turning tu the fantman who was waiting on her at dinoer, exclaimed, “I wish to G— that you woaldu’. keep rub- bing ...

... Couper, J Sst 31d | Taylor, R. Carruthers, J. | for the The club Mandragore, 63, 31d b, Ost Tae Srars or rus Roar PLATE of 168 Whig, jus | was held last we the roads in Last Gib. winner to as means for ther by Dr. extre. to | chair was waa a large attendance ...