... however, that to adopt this proposal would be to run contrary to the traditions of both corps. The Scots Brigade represented the Whig traditions of the country, while the Camerons repres4ented the Cavalier and Jacobite traditions of the Highlanders and the ...

... Campbell appointed him to a stall in Norwich CAthAAlM, which he has held ever Since. He was a ?? friend of Lord Palmerston's, a Whig of Wing, and an Erassau of Erwstim% He knr every. body, ws a welcome visitor at country houses, and has devoted himself to ...

... Lord justice in 1882; but the former was not militant, and the latter had held high office. So in 1828, although a notorious Whig, says Campbell, I had been placed at the head of the Real Property Commis- sion. This was Peel's doing, and in 1830 Lyndhurst ...

... But a still graver question remains. Of the forty nominal Liberals whom Scot- Ilnd has elected the majority are in reality Whigs, that is something more reactionary than the modern Tory. Many of them are pining for the return of Lord Roseberry to political ...

... call it, such an alliance, and that the firstfruits of the alliance were the defeat of the Government, the resignation of the Whig Ministry, [andd the appointment in due course of the Derby-Disraeli Cabinet to succeed them. The chief stipulation, so far ...