... accept Mtr Qhilders, The view ? cif Ir Ohilt1re closely Corre spend to those of the late Sir George Harrison, being of the Whig or - Moderate order. Mr Childerit himself, it is stated, will accept the nomination. The denth of Sir tGeorge Harrison causes ...

... opened. Ini social life -hi: ve Dr Pirrie was a courteous kind hearted gentle- hi: ro I man. In politics he was, if anything, a Whig : no e and Onl ecclesiastical matters his views under- of went a change a number of years ago, nvhen he im he left the Est ...

... Camlpbell said the present la movemenz was an old Tory trick after the style of S. that of Mr Disraeli, when he dished the Whigs e over the Reform Bill.. Itv was only adopting a d Liberal measure to keep the Government in power and keep back just and righteous ...

... honestly; and M- although he entered Parliament a Tory of the old andw Ita now obsolete school, he lived to see the day when Whig. cc ia- Governments consulted him. Of late years lie stood he apart from politics, in venerable dignity-an, oracle of ti ed ...

... eteoed~dltiso late A-rl tr Hry tieecvr, Mioto life antd corrauiondetuco, wilt sahort~ly be piiblislted. -Ma' Mliot is a typtloal Whig, attet' the author of a va111, avble Iittde hook oant t Re itebotllciis'els.eeChutrell and State. The Worksi Cormmittee of- ...

... be well con-a tent to heave been rejected by the non- stitnency which cast out Macaulay to nm ale f room for a middle-class Whig miedioerity h 1 aid to tatc e hlis choice of others wheic, C alm t reason prevailed in place of a blind allegi- anceet to an ...

... v t is, he said, in the course of a, very able and humorous I - speech, no doubt that it is a part of the cseed of the I Whig party, aiid firmly held by theus, that they have t t got the prerogative and thise monopoly of bringing in a I Reform Bills ...

... birdis toii covey. ifThe yoluog birds left their nests as early m~ thm 15th, of Juno, andi are no inerous and stronig onl the whig. Iy There iS ito alppearaice lof diseaise- )in any of the ii nuors. Deer are, als4o-in goiid eiidilltion andl nume- rous. (On ...

... Manchester, has the credit of converting her husband secure to be a supporter of Church and State, for the Kintore Lord family are Whigs and Presbyterians to the l)Sckibone; and and Lord Inverurie's candidature is a complete dis- this ruption of the traditions ...

... Erroll and her afflicted family, since their lamented bereavement. The deceased Earl was a consistent and warm supporter of the Whig party, but without permitting his political predilections or connections to estrange him from those who differed from him in ...

... second time assum powner ~withoult the Certainty of being able to retain it. hs twan ?? tobert Peal's comrse when ?? 89 on the Whigs being left in - a minority, lie wascle pnt frmn anladministration We allude to theecniin holh 'stipulated for with respect ...

... thrcough the Legislature, n-urging those prescnt to use their influence in sending-t eno representative to Parliament, whether Whig or Tory, to unless he pledged himself to supuort Sir -W. Lawsont d, in his efforts to secure for the people the means of slP ...