... remained in Opposition till 1841. Many important events took in the interim. | pore age Vv. in 1837 made it for a time whether the Whig istry would be able to retain office when the Queen came to the throne. It was at this period that the famous and oft-mis- ...

... Government, whose task was to keep an observant eye alike upon He is an uh yen foes and professing friends. Whig, w: in choice Whig language to a Whig Secretary of State, and naturally he prophesies oracularly in the tone which he knows will be most agreeable ...

... reading and recreation rooms) was held ¢ Thurs hit, when the Publ hool was crowded. ey Geotge Howie, M.A., presided, and the Ni whigging choir sustained the programme. The is al be KS were in excell nt le, wn amon these we might men- tion Awake, Ali vre, O the ...

... fellow- 2 John Kerr, Greenhillock ; 3 Nicoll, prize-list:—l Kobert Gourlay, Buen- ank- Maine; Thoinas head ; 5 John Roberts, Whig Street ; 6 James Founstone, 7 Georges Morton, Bank- Lambing has started ia the Dunkeld district Mr among the cross and whitefaced ...

... Stephen Richard Gl e of Hawarden Castle, Flintshire. Of the eight childrey of this union it is unnecessary here to Though the Whig Ministry retained office under the new Sovereign, and seemed to have the support of the country, it was not long before their ...

... respectable, but not brilliant. The Karl of Minto, who is an elder brother of Mr A. Elliot, is a Whig Peer of unimpeachable character. In the old days of Whig ascendency no Government could exist without an and two or three of the family were generally in ...

... luminous ji alco thought eo. WF have It was a delightful touch that “ course of the inevitable change.” Mr GI |, was a Whig, a Whig.” which is one of the esseatial facts in his lite. in that moment be seemed to have whea he denounced the Reform Bill at ...

... ESHIRE, Gold). Nice Garden. Apply Tals 77 Bas Lat Lec, with \ if soarranged, House of 6 Apartmente; Large arden, Fine Apply Whig, Bonk LATER'S BUSINESS IN COUPAR ANGUS FOR Stock Light, but cen be further Reduced. a al on ‘Good Orders also Large New Car ...

... party was Conservative, with the ex of one rather plain elderly lady, who beion; ton great Whig family. Tory leader was holding on an 2dmiring circle when the Whig ly came into the room. Pansing in his conversation, Lord Beaconstield exclaimed in his most ...

... of Mr into the party. Before then, indeed, the names of Burxe and Fox and had given a good literary flavour to the name of Whig, and thése of and Brovenam and Grorr and Mitt had well sustained the tradition for succeeding generation ; but it was not until ...

... si nee the ing of the Reform Bill had al ternated be: tween Whig and Tory. The then sitting member was a prominent Whig leader,and the contest was unusually keen. Lordship’s ousting the Whig by a substantial majority of the at that time com the electorate ...

... and impotent conditions of the Liberal party, and the speakers generally advocated a new combination which would exclude the Whigs and Moderate Liberals and consist of Kadical Democrats, Social Democrats, and Independent Labourites. One or two veteran Chartists ...