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... whole-hearted hatred of Whig rule. Upon that point this book leaves shadow of doxibt. Macaulay maintained that all political wisdom rested with the Whigs and with the Whigs alone; Disraeli contended with not less vigour that Whig influence had been invariably ...
... than thsir present. 1 mean *• Whig.” Dr F/said that Whigs had boon looking for many year* for good opportunity to flght tho Lords, I fail to see, however, what aood that* was to unit for such an opportunity. If tho Whig* had nay veal aaaao against tho ...
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... MR WHIG HT Mr Wright expressed his willingness to stand as a candidate. It elected he would do his hest in the interests of education an 1 the ratepayer& 'REV. R. E. GILBERT. Mr Gilbert dealt with Mr .eritehard's remarks. Miss Webster left, he said, within ...
... •WHIGS AND WHIGGISM,: Political Writings Benjamin Difirar-!i._ Edited, with n-n Introduction by William London: John Murray. 12e not. ...
... MERRYWEATHERir HAND FIRE PUMP &m w, &et, and Noe Regale FIRS EXTINOIMUIEit. s. to get ovt 2. Whig to corrode. 3. /Wig to esploiL 2540 out the 4199 London Fires were extin- Mtis year by than out- WIN LONDON. ...
... M. JAM ES COMMISSION Lamm IN ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. DAILY AND WIEULT ACCOUNTS OPENED. s Spodaki. Whigs Pint Post NOTAIIII No Link LIMITS 1 Troika sod Ace.— to I. ...
... Honour. GRAY.—Previously reported missing 26th October, 1917, now officially reported killed that date. Private William Gray Whig), Canwrona, Canadians, grandson of the late William Craighead, Ardoe, Banchory-Devenick, and brother Mrs Barclay, 620 Holburn ...
... ACCOUNT .ii_ L. Lar'ti~t Li _ti iPWi. • CLUB Ticcs .ISIITATI% . 1 kl.ard. Whig, I nULh LAW, AID tLisos. Comala 1 Daum's' Auctivis ADDAMS/IL laid rms. Auwomb CAWS. Soma,. Arrow Vuomus• Ltau ♦ID COMMIACLAL Foams. las &Ls, to WILL /SD. AU Urders received ...
... young man when Mr T. (afterwards Macaulay was brought down to Edi b one of the Whig candidates. His crop' - Baird, whose business place was in Kxchangc, was keen Whig, and' M r , (fl son being a like mind joined , mittoe promote the return of the re ...