... Juxt Published, A LITERARY PORTRAIT OF THE LATE F. D. FINLAY, Esa., PROPRIETOR OF TIIF. * NORTHERN WHIG,” Containing Extracts from the Rev. Henrt Moxt- LL.D.’h Obituary Notice of him. By G. N. B. M‘BEAX, Author of The Vindication of the Rights of Labour ...

... LITERAKV PORTRAIT OF THE LATE A F. 1). FIN LAV, Esq., PROPRIKTOE TUP. WHIG,” Containing: Extracts from the Rev. Hfnry Moxtgomery, LL.D.’s Obituary Notice of him. G. N. M‘BEAN, Author of The Vindicati' !i the Rights of I.ril«onr and Capital,” “The Philosophy ...

... faithful service in the cause of Reform, and denounced in strong language the coalition which had taken place between the Whigs and Tories for the purpose of removing Mr. Bright from the representation of the borough. Mr. Caleb Lawden seconded the nomination ...

... Some of the police magistrates, too, are in a similar predicament. fact, the class of men, generally speaking, promoted the Whigs were totally unfitted for the offices into which they were thrust priestly influence. To make the law respected the course ...

... CONSERVATIVES. The meeting at Lord Derby’s yesterday numbered about two hundred gentlemen. The Times questions whether any of the Whig leaders could have mustered so many. Unanimity prevailed in regard to supporting the Ministerial Reform Bill. Lord Derby assured ...

... from cabinet others of the representative men of the advanced Liberal party. It thus concludes a very able article :—“ If the Whig placemen are inexorable—if the three baronets will yield nothing—if the men who have no faith in Lord Palmerston or Lord John ...

... Chartist.” or any other new-horn designation. People calling themselves Whigs, horn Whigs, have hitherto done the most the political work of the country ; —Whig memories and Whig associations are noble and inspiriting—and if, as is too true, Whiggism ...

... JhA Published, I LITERARY PORTRAIT THE LATE A F. I). FINLAY, Esq., PROPRIETOR THE NORTHERN WHIG,” Containing Extracts from the Rev. Henry Mont- gomeky, I.L.D.'s Obitnary Notice of him. By G. B. Author of The Vindieation of the Rights of Labour and Capital ...

... JAFFRAY BARCIH >FT, Broker and Measurer. CARD I S WALLACE, having been V| ~f St Mai v’s Cl.urch, >owrv, from Jul> next. THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. (From the Saturday Rcrior.J That any merely party Government likely, at this moment, to constructed on tho ...

... bill, have actually entered into private negotiations with some of the leaders of the independent Liberal party —not the Old Whigs” of the Times—with a view of maksuch modifications in their measure as would insure a second reading. And what will appear ...

... altogether disc harged, will engaged in cruising nearer home, ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised by tho Whigs against their own reform, he said;—Tho Reform Bill was child of ourselves. If there is any possibility our mending it, so ...

... specimen of Whig—he is Whig by conviction—unlike so many of the party, who are Whigs by interest, and because Whiggery happened be in the ascendant and to promise more places than the other side. Not so with Lord John. Nature made him a Whig, and education ...