... STEWART SANDEMAN WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MERTING IN THE DRILL HALL, STANLEY On FRIDAY EVENING, Ar HALF-PAST SEVEN O’CLOCK, “WHIG VERSUS TORY,” ornru anp Souru CONVEMIENT., ...

... tactics of the Irish been members cannot blind the Whig Peers to {designs which have prepared | by Mr Brunlees, CE, Mr Clerk the fact that Mr and his followers, | showed that a remarkably strong more than the Whig and Tory do re- | structure was premeditated ...

... contests, but it may be well to note how the voters were divided at them :— Sir George Murray, Mr Graham, 1455 Mr Fox Maule, Whig, George Murray, Tory, 1371 ...

... those t of sufficient reasons fdr appdinting hin Pk the Board of Trade? The Trish ship being vacant, what more. ‘to the. old Whig “plan of “doing ich things than that the Marquis of who would never have been if he had not been son of the Duke of SHIRE, ...

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... us banter of the recreant Whigs. Lord Grey, Lord and others will feel mightily indignant at Sir W. Harcovurt’s language. He calls himself a Whig, but he can scarcely be aware of the exalted opinion which the historical Whig has of his own wisdom. To sneer ...

... 28d May 1867. MR BAXTER’S DEFENCE OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER. Sin,—I see in the report of Mr Baxter's speech on Re form to the East of Sox Reform Union that he trie to defend the Whigs from an observation by Provost backward in ...

... we believe, is yet known of Lord Deri's arrangements. It deems, however, that the negotiations going with few of the mild Whigs and with toe Adullamites have broken down. Mr Lowe a long interview with Mr Disraeli, but nothing seems to have come of it ...

... to do without them, and were perfectly prepared to do without them—(applause) —but they might well lament the Whig aristocracy and the Whig land of Perthshire. It was sad to see that almost every one had left their ranks. The Liberal party could without ...

... we believe, is yet known Lord Derby's arrangements. It seems, however, that the negotiations going on with few of the mild Whigs and with the Aduliamites have broken down. Mr Lowe had a long interview with Mr Disraeli, but nothing seems to have come of ...

... Bradlauoh to profane the oath” or to the test of Theism for members of Parliament. The day is not distant when they their Whig allies will bitterly repent theii dishonourable action. The debate in the French Senate the subject of the Triple Alliance thro ...