... Frederick Lucas, that the fac- tion of which he is the mouth-piece had more confidence in Lord Derby and his party than either in Whigs or Peelites, There were a number of priests present; and the oratory was of that character which is peculiar to such occasions ...

... and carry off the representation. If the sitting member for the burgh be not a Radical, he is at least a sound consis- tent Whig and Free-Trader; while, as a large proprietor in the north, as an extensive merchant in Loudon, and as a Go- which few can ...

... obtaining money. He was sentenced to 30 days' imprisonment. NEW ADfIXISTR&TIONSo-Tle following is :St of the Administrations, Whig and Tory, -nvhich have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz: ...

... to find security to the amount of 20s, or remain in prison for other ten days. ANOTHER MAN STBBED AT CROSCSGAR.-We (Nordhern Whig) mentioned, on Tuesday. briefly, in our bulletin, that intelligence had just reached us of a man having been stabbed at Crossgar ...

... MILaren is well known in Scotland, of course, to be a Liberal, much further advanced on political questions than the Edinburgh Whigs, with whose organ he has been at war. We do not suppose that the Timnes would have taken a different view of the verdict whatever ...

... amount of patronage which fell in while he was Premier, and it is perhaps as well to guard ?? the~arter becoming too exclusively Whig. . The next vacancy wills therefore, be lost 'to Lord Pahuerston, as Lord Derby will then subside, into an ordi- it nary member ...

... the entry fromn proprietor to l tenant. The result was, that the Conservative agent suc- E ceeded in 13 oases, and that the Whig agent succeeded in sustaining 5 of the Sheriff's decisions.-For the former, Mr Coutts, Banff, appeared, and for the latter ...

... from sectarian exclusiveness, eminently fit him. Lord Aberdeen sat last session a little apart from, but riot very far off the Whig chiefs on the Opposition side. There also sat Lord Shaftesbury, and some few other members of the Canrlton Club, who had sa ...

... principles of this noble Lord are, it is, of course, difficult to say, as in his place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, thougli always for her Majesty's Govern- ment.- The Ladies of the Elouseh1old are, of course, exempt from politieal ...

... dockyard has been turned quite on ends ; that every man who has progressed in the dockyard during that period is notoriously a Whig, almost every man ; that the chances of a man being recommended for promotion by his superior officers are very slight if he ...

... trying to act for the good of the people—(cheers). He was a Whig, and gloried inthe name—the Whigs represented the real ciples” of of liberty. Mr Adam then referred briefly to the the Whigs, from the Revolution of 1638 to the Reform Bill in 1832, as ...

... CLOSE OF TIHE SESSION.-TH-IE FUTURE POLICY OF TIHE WHIGS. >, j ~~~~~( 2Yrnes.) I 1 t is to be done in the recess ? Last January we is forboie to ask with urgell cy, Whlant is to be done in the I session ? for it was evident that little would be done, ...