... scholarship which he there ob- ;, I tained may not have been without its effect ! Ion his historic studies. Though a staunch | Whig, lie was one of the fewf Scotsmen of his timue{ WhomDr Johnson liked and complimented, and! his own admiration for the Doctor ...

... the eye antd the ornament of the county. 3 (Loud cheers, amid which the ltast was cordially pledged, tite baud playing ' Lrt Whig and Tory' it' ngree.) 'Elie Lord Provost, in reply, ?? Lord Htntly ;itd ?? feliow-counicilltrs nliod slyself alrays approach ...

... also professor before. He lineally represented that Sir Robert i Hamilton who did his best to conimand our' wild West Country Whigs when at Bothwell | Brig they freely gave themselves to destruction for Christ's crown and covenant. And thonh some of Sir William's ...

... was in the wa¢er., (c) Paris an esent took place which made that capital a disagreeable residence Sor an Eng. lishman and a Whig. (d) It is easy to discover in the Spectator and the Guardian traces of the influence whieh the maind of Boileau bad on the ...

... Connivance, that is, relaxation of the penalties of Dissenters from the Anglican fold by connivance, we read (page 607)- The Whig influence procured the establishment of the Presbytsrian Kirk in Seotsand. What bear- ing this remark has upon the constitutional ...

... of an Edinbiurgh shopkeeper and tb destitute of aristocratic influence, have risen to m almost as high a position among the Whigs as a' Sir Robert Peel did among the Conservatives, to and on account of similar virtues of character. 1 The same is probably ...

... foliowIug-Petition of Right, Instrument of Government, fExclusion Bill, Occartonal Conformity 'Aot, 'WiApoie's IExcise Scheme, the Whig Schism ofl717, Fox's India fBill, the Berlin Decrees, the 'Reform BiU of 1831, and tChartism. 9. Trace the rise of the I ...

... claimed that in recent vears there had been in the House of Commons, but not in the country, a consider-. able reversion to Whig ideals. Political reform wias mainly of value as leading to industrial reform. - The true welfare of -the country4 depended ...

... Town Coun- cil of Glasgow, bounds this alloconquerint idea upon the election ulatforni incarnate in two new apostles, and in Whig Edinburgh confounds the wisdom of the wise, and mocks the might of the strong! Now, here is an illustration of two of our ; ...

... to a La daughter of one of the most distin- N guished families in Germany. He is onel. I.of the rising hopes of the modern Whig party, if and he and his wife are equally known in I| English and German aristocratic coteries. L Although under the County ...

... prescience this at a m Itime when, of the whole Tory Government. only 01 Castlereagi believed in Wellesley. and of the of Whig opposition not a single man. Not less |i just the discernment when, a meonth later, the ri disastrons retreat on Corunna becanme ...

... cuttig down past pledges of the party to the narrowest limits, andE thereby disarming opposition to the formation of a reunited Whig Ministry, wits, of course, eadicalism excluded. But Radicals can tand will take no part or lot in such mere offe- seeking schemes ...