... cry of the Liberal m when the Dissolution takes place. It is affiy in some quarters that this movement will rouse the old Whigs in the counties against the Government, and cause them to lose a good many Members. Ou the other hand, we are informed by a ...

... and the worthy Provost of Kirkealdy. We obscrve that the candidature of Sir George has been espoused by the loeal m&. Old Whig or Aytoun m‘n i y ; but while the Baronet 'ood'-i.h:b make a very satisfactory representative for a slow constituency like ...

... chase was entered upon in good earnest ; and away, on, still on, the pack sped at a rattliing rate, followed by huntsmen, whigs, and followers, all bent on the enjoyment oln’bdllhn run, and in this they were not disapmhud. Reynard ran to near St Andrews ...

... aftor the l’mgm Whig gentleman gave the ** Duke of Cum e uduxto-& ‘:’ tenbfle gent:::’uan present, Beaton ileonquhar, being next as! to w & toast, m@d one Sibbald, a butcher in -but‘ ve great offence to many of the company, npe&ly 1o the Whig, who absolutely ...

... would .fi * Vote for Reid,” the working man’s candidate. e has tried to emancipate you with your own exertions from the old Whig Clique, who has ruled Kirkcaldy since the Refora Bill. — Communicated. e . ...

... to say, the idea of & contest between him and Mr Ellice was everywhere received amd discussed as a good joke, by true blue Whigs from Pitteaweem to Crail. Fesrive GATHERING.- The brethren of St Ayles celebrated the anmiversary of the birth of their ifted ...

... very uhg&ud:g: fi personally, bi‘;-fld great ability accomplishment, he will bo-m-mon u? House, and will, we believe, be both by Whig aud Tory. As a counter check to the vietory in Porihahire, Lord Macduff, sou of the Earl of ¥ife, has cfi—d Elgimshiro from ...

... season, or a last year's which may have been from some cause prevented from taking its departure at the usual pednd.—Bcll/.d Whig. A THiEr PROVIDING A POLICEMAN'S SUNDAY DINNER. ~-Bir Robert Carden has introduced the principle of giving police constables ...

... fichiing for their cherished g:indpl’l, and the satire of the famous Cambo ** billies” was as & quick thor t the cnaod many & Whig neighboar ; but, nevertheless, wever Couservative or Jacobite in their politics, none were ever more uine Liberals in their ...

... programme. But still it has been a successful Governwent ; and it has kept and left the country great and prosperous. — I'iues. WHIG AND TORY AGREEING. Lo~ Manners and the Hon. Menry Brand, the er, attended the annual dinner of the Cambridgeshire and EI! Chamber ...

... believe they would, (Cheers.) Now, here (hdng the two parties together - the old Tury learning in his way and the Radical and Whig lmdg in his. They have both come to believe that this old country of ours is a glorious old land, and that we ought to do our ...

... brilliantly on the Opposition benches ; but he is nothing if not critical. His rash attempt when in power before to *“ dish the Whigs,” alienated a great many of the best men in his party, and now that they have been induced to forget past offences in view ...