... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE MID- LOTHIAN WHIGS. IMPORTANT Late | between the Executive Council of the Liberal and Mr. Gladstone has beeo published :— Sir,—We,the Executive Council of the Mid- lothisn Liberal Unionist Association, being all electors in Midlothian ...

... August. 1834, and was instrumental in carrying hill fur the reform of tho representative system. On the resignation of , 1834, Whig Ministry was nmdified, and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. This Ministry was dissolved ...

... to wid in the construction of a Are the Whigs likely to falsify their traditional poliey of forgetfulness of the means of their elation? Whig and pic-crusts are synonymous terme. Again, hee ve we the fruits of Whig promises, in that two places being offered ...

... THE IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES. The Northern Whig states that the inguiy into | | the case of the sixteen prisoners arrested in on the Sth December, charged with being members of an illegal society, commenced on Friday, at eleven in the county gaol. Mr. Hamilton ...

... gave notice attention, on Monday, to the speech of the Duke of St, Albans, stating that the Queen was still biassed by carly Whig Some time was spent on a motion for addresses asking Her Majesty to refuse assent to two Endowed School Commissioners’ schemes ...

... meetings, Is always given to these received several letters on thie b st prefer giving = address and og = Le the aid of hot Whig, tery, and ...

... holding property in towns who now vote for coun- ties. Whatever be the formal shape of the amend- ment, the vast majority of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals will be found united in its support. If a momentary doubt should overshadow the event of tha conflict ...

... other’s ag oad thrifs, and took his leave. Unfortunately for Hopkins he happened to be a Whig, and was, moreover, con in various loans to a Government composed of Whigs; ‘this may account for the exacerbation of Pope in the fol- lowing lines from Epistle ...

... which it pre-ent conducted. In politic) principle the Spectator is Whig, but with a more eciled tend:mey towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, in ise ...

... Yon next proceed the Whigs of not efficiently working out the Reform Bill, and of as great jobbers as once the Tories were. I have often heard the former expression, but I confess I do not fally understand its meaning. The ‘Whigs did pass many measures ...

... regard to my own principles. Eseentially—bow- ever ut the expression may be—essentially, I gay, they are those of a Whig. The old Whig prin- ciples understood from the life, conversation, ‘speeches, and character of the man whose name I bear _ | —Charles ...

... week before. At Petersburg a newspaper had been ex- temporised, and at Richmond the ‘Whig had been re-issuea by a proprictor who had not joined the Confederates. The “Whig” is very hard on Davis's setting fire to so much private property, the damage, being ...