... and must go ; and suppose the gods favoured the efforts of the Whigs and they are put out—what then? Where will a Government be got who will be in a majority? Not, certainly, from the Whigs, with Conservatives, Radicals, and hobbyists as the Opposition; ...

... the support of an army of Whig | oda men—it is a great mistake to assume that D | COM- ters will go in for Whigs, Whiggery, and tax and oppose those whose only aim is national being. There was a time when the na the . and Whig was one to swear by, and ...

... in Fife, intimidation, not bribery, was the rule, and human life counted u nothing provided the Whig beaded the pull. It appears that even yet certain Whigs in Fife are carrying out their election tactics : one especially, with a handle to his name, is ...

... Liberal who forsakes his Liberalism to do the dirty work of the Whig clique who have forced Mr Wemyss on the constituency. Who's the turncoat?—The cringing, crouching Liberal who turns Whig maidof-all-work for fear of being falsely called a bad name. Who's ...

... of a Liberal policy. He and his Mende why it should have bees peemed,er wby it abseil be given to the nation. It is set to Whig tradition, to expos diplomatic IsUars to the light of day, and the reams is beams* them letters are too frequently intrigue ...

... against the proven: Whig monopoly and abuse of power, and in favour ,: the eatsdadate who promised to be the most suitable representative. But even if I should be mistakeneven if a few workers should still adhere to the delusion of Whig friendship for the ...

... all.’ ‘A morbid antipe every by Parliament.’ ‘Th ‘Whigs were afflicted with it beyond the po or invective to cure them. eoanection may well be dissolved fa Ee: past.’ Sach and oo cutting is the om the Whigs, whom it has heretofore so la ) CASS and the fact ...

... battle-ground of Whig and Tory no more occupy a prominent position in the subjects challenging special attention. In their room other questions press for a solution on which Whig and Tory were and are agreed, and in regard to which Whig and Tory may not ...

... Liberals, is fatile as it would be to arrange them into Whiga, ( vatives a place, tive- Whigs and Conservatives, This only we know (Mr the contest now closed the Whigs heve lost many old seats, and some of their best and ablest membe wg voc! the Peelites ...

... a,—Tbe Lord-Advocate, has, I see, Introduced a Lunacy Bill for Scotland—a new Board with four nice snug situations for the Whig clique. Why not bare brought in a bill by which the Sheriffs of the counties might have the duty of reporting upon lunatics ...

... parties—of the Whigs, led by Lord John Russel the ro- the Tory and Orange party. The leading object « dress is to create a party of ‘frum sixty ts rapidly was to men, good and true,’ who would be feared, and, t yw the courted, beth by Whig and Tory ; and ...

... Scotsman, with his usual propensity to ridicule, on Saturday places the Earl of Glasgow's command to his tenantry to vote for the Whig candidate after Sam Cowell's farewelL The Earl of Glasgow requesting that his tenants will use their vote and influence for ...