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... noteworthy contest. lie was brought forward as the Tory candidate for Edinburgh at the general election of 1852, when the local Whigs were moving heaven and earth to get Macaulay re-elected as a reparation for the slight he suffered by being rejected five ...
... Certainly the Lib •ral party will never be in a more unfettered position than now for dealing with the land. The small knot of Whigs, forming the right wing of the party, are, in ordinary times, a source of weakness on this subject, and in any reformation ...
... Br.'rOSSER, Architect, Banff. T H E TEETH ! TEETH TEETH ! Note In prioes. 1 IL Faison - S It No needed. 2 of as/ ~eel ter Whig and W the A • CHARLES BROWN. VERTISER EE Attoods . 11 Chorea Strew Heady, W Ins 11.10 Ls. to Desna. 12/ Keith W . p.st. Mop ...
... unwelcome reading to the Liberal party. Those of the Unionists who are worth having will return to their allegiance, but the Whig rump, of which the Marquis is 'he bead, must join the Tories, where the surroundings will in all respects be to their liking ...
... correspondent and still more pnvate sources that we are on the eve of a more formidable strike against rent than we have yet seen. Whig principles have always made me favourable to the policy of redressing grievances concurrently with carrying out the law, and ...
... toaster , se valet, until the czar diode the doors to be opened. There ceders were ateletly ituforood, oonfidential preen, Whig watched thelf. emseittiol. The eim_ epealsgs to the palate' `ere guarded by th All the approached to the imperial &pertinent* ...
... EXPRESS, DECEMBER 18, 1886. Metropole has not even been a nine days' wonder. 'I be game was scarcely worth the candle. The old Whigs will do well to remember one thing : they will not be allowed to bar for a eery long period the progress of Liberal ideas. ...
... treated ; he has been a useful hat we don't think he ever will he the leader of the British nation. He w simply a virtuous Whig. ,I.s.uttliter.) In the past be ha. horn useful mostly as a Miaowe wheel to the Liberal party. At preeent he is said to he ...
... understand the proper definition of the terms by which our two great political parties wish to be made known. The Liberals, or Whigs, claim to be the true conservators of the institutions of the country, and we suppose that but few, if any, will be disposed ...
... TIMOTHY GRASS. Perfeetioa. I TREFOIL MAMMOTH. tion in Ireland. Her Majesty has conferred In politics the Duke was always a Whig May 2 0-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUACH- COCKSFOOT GRASS. I Every Farmer's interest to buy here. DYNE HOUSE, Braemar at 1 p.m. ...
... listened to him, and said he would be glad to answer any questions, but they should bear in mind that on that occasion He aint a Whig, his aint a Tory, He's just a candidate in short. (Laughter and applause.) The CHAIRMAN having invited questions or remarks ...
... hail known her, passing through with my father's family -the family posting-and had often talked with her. She was a great Whig; and when Lord Grey had the Reform dinner given to him shout 1832 or 1833. she supplied him fur the last stages into Edinburgh ...