... of the official entry with the I rhetoric of his description. At first sight the| affair does look awkward for the great Whig historian's memory, but it needs only a little examination to see that, though his account is apparently erroneeus, his reputation ...

... which their teaching has, produced. The, Reform of 1832 was, of. course. so far as the Parliamentary triumph went, a merely Whig measure, but in the agitation which had preceded it the I Radical party (so far as any suchi party ever existed) had been formed ...

... some respects. a statesmanlike measure. says. the author on p. 52. But, on page 58 ha abandons all ousliflcation, and ?? the Whig Cecveruwens established a monopolist press, axed rendered illegal the publication of news unstamped in cases where it had bee's ...

... Henry Campbell-Bannermall-it must be the one or the other, and there must be no election of a leader of the party, because the Whigs once elected the Duke of Portland, and he turned Tory-and ithen things will go en as they have been {going on, the Opposition ...

... independent of the I- Irish vote. The new leader of the Opposi- hi ti on tells us that dome Rule became P inevitable when the Whig party in Ireland te was extinguished. At exactly the same date died the possibility of a Liberal majority over Unionists and ...

... port and old Mladeira. They agree on,, all subjects, because the parson never differs i fromn the Squire. Moreover, they are Whigs, and as the parson is a Protestant to the hilt, i Squire Double believes that he will never falter, but keep the tenor of ...

... | {i^VS!l'liV-\iSON. Aucti eer, t13 ?? SLY THI7.t S;E F3s7YDRY, CL7PPENS. I I - NFis7^ Jrs2rssTosEi {EIL£Y IX J1JNE1, s : wHIG.Hi..Y lAPORT£NT lo To 6 DAYS' AUCTION SALEs FV{JDRY PiNTs STOCE,: AND- PAt'T ...

... Ofic;saeSlr and3pmt ChfuI SatLnocar - Si,tac erad f 4 U-CItHPatrCE Wanted fr ?? hic ritnghl- GoARClTrCTICAL and Biccpanlg takintgn Whig-ante fBtO, fe c Ralw y refer;entes, bay ander fol Psetaenao.-' 4 14 7703e ?? Tol01c.4 AFBiMR (Bronad and hasre) gootd ?? 46ock ...

... malleable iron p pins:- tpply W i'haw Steel Worm e CIENTL&.QA&N lyonegi. engineering~ knolde t.antled, '.Acall on csteseliers. Whig glass specnialtes (toolsi.- 1763, H,,rald Oifice. ILASGOW DENTALf UoSPMITAL.-uanfed House GInrgeon Wonted: salary. £40-Applications ...

... training stable, the betting ring, and s1 the stock-jobber now consume; and the same h influences which havo destroyed the Whig a oligarchy and the King's friends have changed ir and enlarged the manner and the habit of a' gambling in England. of It ...

... ldsit l-teost licuoc h-en lii in too foe atic h:d14 irt reSpecttiely. lhoe reef tor the gror6er itart .if these dis- ticnei:- Wh-ig oliut I ftot whlet, ailti Peat;og etitotit ore olztte to the too. (irhersh:eits bave beeti st:ink and levels doiven, epetting ...

... Burns, iwas given by Provost Clover, D-lnries He did- not proase., he said, to, jiscuss whether Burns was a Jacobite or a . Whig, a Ro'alist or a Radical, a greater or less ; tot- ttanu Shaklespenare, Spencer, 'Milton, or Selc WT-hat conrerncd shun' above ...