... Hastie (Whig-Radical), Mr I • (Whig-Radical), Mr Alison (Non- Uescnpt) and Lord Melgund (Whig-Radical.) £ Archibald Hastie (Whig-Radical), and Mr Haly (Radical.) v Burghs—Mr Miller (Whig and Established Churchman), and Sir James Anderson ...

... Compared with such offences, Whig differences are almost of no moment; and yet, when straining at a guat, the Baronet will swallow camel. The only unmistakeable thing the silly speech at lam worth is the speaker's hatred of the Whig Comment, and of its head ...

... The theory is so absurd that it will not bear a moment's examination and we wonder greatly that it should be advanced by any Whig or Tory statesman—since if were honestly and thoroughly carried out—and if electors were to vote accord to the sentiments and ...

... what, but to keep themselves office ? This political infamy cannot be matched. As for the modern Whig courting alliances, which were unknown to the old Whig, we maintain that these alliances are the very same, with the necessary modifications which Time ...

... will be dissolved in time for a new one assemble before autumn. Meanwhile, the Bills in progress are the measures left by the Whig Government. What will Mr Disraeli say about this stealing of clothes? It is not considered probable that Parliament will be ...

... certificate, except such a certificate will once be rejected by, at least, the Dunfermline electors—a recommendation from the Whigs ot Parliament House—those small imitationsof the notorious Mr Coppock. Next week we shall discuss the items his political creed ...

... Other influential members of the Cabinet arc it said, about to resign office; and soon Wds and Grey will have no colleagues but Whig exclusiveness has long-been proverbial but U is now an invariable fact. Lord John Ru sell 1 have aristocratic Cabinet. Necessarv ...

... Families ! It says little for the Whigs— the professed friends of the people, and advocates of popular rights—that they have formed more oligarchical and exclusive cabinets than the Tories have ever done. When had the Whigs the son of cotton spinner, and ...

... Liberalism has therefore temporary depression of divisions long br ought about by the the uniform intowt« amon the Liberals, and by Whig section The a - forbea,, ance of the and still is evhih-, same non-forbearance has been, party. Even « ° Ut Parliament by the ...

... Chancellorship, the Foreisn Office, and the India Board, with five other places of less difficulty and labour, are given the Whigs. (From the Examiner.) England does not like coalitions, true—and why? because coalitions have hitherto sacrificed principles ...

... Parliamentary or official drilling has produced a more statesmanlike plan than any our political leaders. The aristocratic Whigs hold that nobody can be statesman who has not passed long term Minister, or as a Minister's subaltern. It a dogma of the Manchester ...

... field for the various counties and burghs of Scotland. Those names marked with a * are Conservatives, those with a are either Whigs ar Radicals : —■ Seats. Candidates. Aberdeenshire Hon. W. Gordon* Aberdeen City A ' * Mr George Thomson Argyleshire Sir Way ...