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... keeping with his conventional tactics the editor can think of no line to take outside of species of Whig Jingoism. Here is a fine specimen of the old Whig sentiment: The Chinese Government proposes raise new loan in Russia at a rate of interest absurdly ...
... statcsnien . ' SinO ) Lycidca no youthful scion o ^ Iria timo' has been 6 o noly conimeinorated a 3 ' tnB ' ' sou of the Whig histon ' sii , ' and it nia . y'bo ' oteorvcd ; m ; passing that Mr .. Gladstone ' ' m theso ;\ PerBoriaIj . Recollections ...
... the most famous of its statesmen. Since Lycides no youthful scion of his time has been so nobly commemorated as the son the Whig historian, and it may be observed in passing that Mr Gladstone in these Personal Recollections ranks In Mcmoriam higher ...
... bettor ; ' Continental'business'has been fair for the season , but ; not so good as at , this time last year . — . Northern Whig , January S . • . ...
... 3 for 2 and gee an even ending which speedily in a draw. Ms* 3, 2. 5. 6, 7. 11. 27. Whit, 14, 16. 18, 21, 22, 23, 26, 32, Whigs (Ferris) to move. 16 19 19 15 12 8 26 19 15 6 27 31 11 111 16 19 19 23 610 126 sad ghee a mows a draw was °paraded. awl playing ...
... frontage. Apply to R. T. MACQUEEN, Solicitor, 39 Albany Street, Edinburgh. =AIM° VILLA or Joy Tammy, Links several HOUSES to Lit, Whig Limbs sad alio Downie Pleas, from £l4 upwards Apply Mr Downie, Yumalburidt. L MO LET, Torlour, well furnished, latb (N. C ; ...
... hopefully of rtha-future . ^ Continental and • sas-, oelbneoc ? martcts quiet ; -out if- anything a- trifla b ? tt 6 r ^ North ent'Whig , . Jittiuarv : 15 ; .. - ' ; ^ ...
... the Melbourne Ministry in December 18 ! 4 , causing a dissolution , Mr Villiers went to WolvBrhampton , where the two old Whig members were . refciring . He fought a staff battle . Throughout the contest he gave prominence to his advocacy of Free-trade ...
... public topics he used to enjoy and annotate to the last Mr Villiers combined in hia own tn-. rson tho , traditions of the Whig party . with ' strong sympathies tor ' the aims of modem Liberaliam . though he may not have been able to approve of all the ...
... in his early days he was considered far advanced—so advanced, indeed, as to evoke surprise and even suspicion among the old Whig nobility. The history of that time is interesting sod instructive, and though it cannot be pursued here it well deserves and ...
... in his early days he was considered far advanced—so advanced, indeed, as to evoke surprise and even suspicion among the old Whig nobility. The history of that time is interesting and instructive, and though it cannot be pursued here it well deserves and ...
... itself felt. To-day Liberalism stands in position very like that of the Seventies. Then, now, it had its pedantic official Whigs. Then, as now, a Jingo Government was beginning a career ofplunder and blunder all the world over. The Liberals of tho Seventies ...