... might be, that England crucified between the Tories and the Whigs; and Cobbett used denounce with his customary force that conspiracy of parties which he called the political seesaw, by which Whigs and Tories, with all their mutual antipathies, yet take ...

... position occupied by Mr Smith these burghs is too secure to admit of his being opposed with the least chance of success ; and the Whig interest is not quite so invulnerable in other quarters as to justify that party challenging the opposition of th3 dissenting ...

... could be declared ; and he now adheres to that opinion, in which the Speaker also concurs. The precedent established by the Whigs on the occasion referred to, was never acknowledged or acted upon by the Parliamentary authorities subsequently. Courier. ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. rom the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Liven Yarx,—There has been almost ing in yarns this week. Prices, , the same as week. Trape.— We have had little alteration in this great staple trade since our last, demand and pri remaining much ...

... got up by the Whig clique for their own purposes. The same paper alleges that Mr Black is only proposed to be the temporary occupant of the seat, and to be an ancient warming-pan for some more aristocratic and Whiggish successor, his Whig friends attempting ...

... MONTROSE. The Scotsman of yesterday has a slashing article, reviewing the speech the Member for Montrose from a Whig point of view. specimens we may give the following passages :- a great consolation that there is no danger of disturbing Mr Baxter's ...

... thought it their religious duty and high obligation to help the Whigs in defending them. This is his Lordship’s chief recommendation to us —he is neither a converted Tory nor a trained whig, but an unswerving Liberal. Dering the fifteen years in Which he ...

... his party, to insure its triumph the election. The Whig party have followed the example of the Democrats, but apparently with less prospect of success. General Scott, the candidate fixed upon by the Whig Convention, rouses such vehement objections among ...

... thasers any time be- ‘The Oaks will be pointed out to DAVID pn tie Sate, om wo ‘at the MUIR OF LOUR (a little to the north of Whig Oaks, at Eleven JAS, 8, MARSHALL, Fothringham, 18th Mareh 1858. SALE ...

... can we without running the risk of being in a minority ? We are glad that Mr Baillie postponed his motion. It has given the Whigs another chance which we sincerely trust they will avail themselves of; for, much as the country has been disappointed with ...

... assailed as they were with the most vigilant and vindictive of enemies, and uncertain at the same time of their own troops. The Whigs have shown more than ordinary courage during the session, and, in the great foreign policy question, they were chivalrous. ...

... for the Whigs ; and to the disgrace of Lord John Russell's administration, it must be acknowledged that the present Government has already accomplished, and has shown a disposition to accomplish more in the way of actual reform than did the Whig Government ...