... the Adminisration turned out, than the Wel- d lington tail put in. They would have Relormers in office rather than mere Whigs-Whigs rather than Tories-Tories only rather than the Devil- for they have been the authors of all the mischief 1- which it is ...

... radicalism, El to man who is entitled to be describeds ing whig party, among the new counsiinl Ur. Adam Black, bookseller, a manet of cut aiil great decision of character, sud of totbe leading Whig law er oRL.!; to however, is radical in all that rehtbs ...

... taken rdy. even that which he bath. It being plainly seen that great the abuses cannot ostensibly go on, the business of the Whig and is to get the best terms possible for the holders. ...

... the first step of reform was the basis of the Whig power, and therefore the Wlhig party, who now faint at obsta- cles, battled for it as the soldier for the sack of a town. Wh (darns oh is Iacfuuc) the Whig is exhorted to the .sae enterprise (Thu so qti ...

... Z'EovzwNO&L. Mr. Irton, the tory candidate, has been returned for West Cumberland, beating Major Aglionby, the whig candidate, by a sinall majority. An answer has been obtained from government to the recent memorial fron Glasgow against the Receipt-Tax ...

... level road in Gudgeonshire, called Constitution Hit away, he saw before hillm three persons, whoi he soon distinguislied to be Whig, Practical Reformer, and Radical. He immediately resolved to rob the whole three, knowing that, though they appeared to profess ...

... describetl lias been either adopteil or even taken into general l dministerial consideuratioen.]-Gl7b0e. AIR. O'CONNELL.-THE WHIGS.-WC dho verily be. C lieve-anl wve have more than indefinite rulmour or . l rgle su1 rmiise foi, hazarding tile statemlelt-we ...

... months ago we pitdout a shameful grasping by Mr. TRAFFORtD pointIeFOIIDan ultra Tory magistrate, at a miserable pension from the Whig governhent. The Gsaioxiqin ls 7ow0 found out (but announces the discovery with assurances that his observations nre not in ...

... ' for the truth of which our immaculate con- temporary preteuds to - voueh :- 'iot MAoCillcSTrR WiIGS.-Wheneveramorierm Whig oplens hlis mlii, *rerare sore to hear a'aniethihg about the rights of te people nntd the enoirmity of the oppressions prac- ...

... plains of a volcano, become converted into fruitful fields.- Professor B rneitt'l Lecture. ScoTcH BOROUGt REFORM.-Of sill th-Whig Minis- era, none has acqiresi an increase of reputation, by the acquisition of power, except Mr Jefrey. 'ihe bill for Royal ...

... cautiously admits that slave there APPEAIIS a numerical uajoritv for the two eanus whigs. This appearance he attributes howeverto ty to the coalition between the whig candidates, meaning the men, coalition of the liberal electors, most ofwhomn surprising- ...

... f inl the iepresentative sjstein,'b6 demanded with half.the' a energy that was put forth to obtainthat measure, neitheit T Whig-rupineness nor Tory opppsition can obstiuct the onward arch 'of reform. ' - ' Sai'av&r. subjee'tsofimnportance press upon our ...