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... Doff, Em., yr. of Eaton, elected Member of Parliament for the Elgin district of llurgbs, withoutoppositlon-Death Mr k, famous Whig election agent. In Ibl. paragraph. Wen anj Cuppoek, purity and rapt ion, uru placed side aide, hut roHecling farther -gone ...
... not. no donhft I the wisdom of making the transfer hlmeeH awathat such conduct would redound to the honour, while done by the Whig* would only redound to the bis party. lam pretty confident, in this caee, that Lead Derby sees sufficiently before him to auke ...
... natural places I have no doubt D'lsracli may eommand fully 300 followers. remainder will divided between old place-hunting Whigs and Progressive Liberals and Radicals. lielatter, vor, arc not likely to do anything to tranafer power from Derby to Palmorston ...
... king and crown strike, Nor sing in idle strain ; Valhalla’s note your dwelling place, Yo wcll-tiU’d goblets drain. more the Whigs reouire a chase They’re decent now, and men of u Crvdbn. ...
... All favour of Lord H.-rby’a Governm ill was that they might have a fair trial, mid reminded ilia electors tbnt tliougb the Whigs, on taking office six years ago, bad promised peace, retrenchment, and .reform, they bad involved the country in two wars, ...
... reactionary Whigs that tho advance I Liberal party increasing in strength every ; ; that they arc quite determined to have done with the L>-Liberals, who have long cumbered every movement; and that an uncompromising opposition 1 the old Whigs to Mr Caird’s ...
... that Robert Walker, yr. of liiehrnoiid, in ! n, them tor such occasions. meeting was ■ livided they may on most questions, Whig this vicinity, has received « commission «» b“»«n «> wu ii , . ded, and are sure would be glad at any di\ idea tin) t tho 16tU ...
... hot pair. The Brat il Tory, end long gorerri I country bant on progreer i the recond nondaacnpt. aaed 74, Tory from Hking. Whig from aecidm:. and a pferc.at-anj.pricn min from principle; end the Ihird Whin with liberal hut ironblemme oietcheta, feeble ...
... policy” in itet*, such the Whigs gave us iu word/. I.mg Lord Derby maintains our position among foreign nations has been doiug, need never fear that will ask to have him turned out of office to rc-admit the time-servipg Whigs. When the session closes, ...
... or Unssell Villiers in England, or of Sutherland or Duff in Scotland was considered the true policy of Home Government the Whigs. have admirable illustration of this principle in the representation of tho Elgin Burghs. Mr Grant Duff was sent to Parliament ...
... , “ial,'w.is 'tigl.ining 11..' I‘.' .■'.vi.i .s.-Two feb ni-in that the sight sec now could not bo seen.’ indiettet dm aid Whig lb. mm j .ml .rlmi.ite!,-, however, part gar entered fte Hotel 1.11.-.. would ask what King Bo,nbn. Emperor of m.w of lb- Übernls ...
... nae nn ill chid at a*; he's merchant, you see, and a very upright man ho is. He’s a Whig, and voted upon that side at but election, when there were seven upon the Whig party, ami six upon the Conservative side. There were ither three vote ava, which makes ...