... 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 ...

... thee acquainted. Run swiftly when they hear thy name, they were hunted. Then a' persuasions—Jew or Atheist, Or a religious Whig or Papist, Mahometan or Anabaptist— May eat thee. When beef, for conscience-sake, the fattest, They dar'na' pree. Bad luck ...

... half-politician, whilst yet—as the very climax meanness __that half-body and that half-soul are given without reserve to the Whigs Pretty strong this from a stranger who might have been expected to have a few grains of courtesy, and one or two scruples of ...

... and gratuitous speculations compared with the palpable facts of the case—viz., a Government in a decided minority ; a strong Whig ; tion, a warm Radical opposition, and bitter Peelite opposition, contesting every seat with the Ministerial candidate wherever ...

... the session to find all amiss, and to cry naught, naught, used to be the part of the veteran Lord Lyndhurst in the time of Whig government. He now comes forward again the old character of reviewing general, but with a very different view of men and things ...

... inflicted on British subjects by foreign nations. Lord Palmerston soundly chastised his successor, Lord Granville, and the Whig Government for their despatch to Austria on the subject of the expulsion of the Free Church missionaries from that country ...

... life and a mind politically blank—more especially when it was seen that that blank mind lay out open and convenient to the Whig lawyers and their Tory allies, to scrawl upon i 8 virgin whiteness creed and a policy abhorred by the great body of tbe co ...

... of l„s sisters, are all the employment of £ Government, and all have been indebted for their promo tion and success to the Whigs. This young gen should have remembered thisf and should hayf been fluenced by it. Whether the investment of his Consort tive ...

... are therefore four days later than those brought by the Arctic on Wednesday. The News this arrival is not much interest. The Whig Convention was assembled at Baltimore, and about to commence ballotting lor the nomination of a candidate for their side ; ...

... Maylast, to the following effect: I am most unwilling to mix myself up in the controversy now pending between you and the Whig Political Agents in Stirling aud Dunfermline, but a regard for truth and fair dealing compels me to come forward and corroborate ...

... Chancellorship. Sain this end, he will beg, borrow, or steal the mea*Ur(!s Ur(! and the very Budget proposed by his predecessors, Whigs. He ready to be or do anything, for the of sitting on the Ministerial benches, and Rawing a salary as Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... of the national sentiment, and millions echoed his opinion who had never joined and never deserted the Ministry of either Whig or Tory. In this case also, as* in preceding ones, we have to notice the spirit of insolent triumph and aristocratic contempt ...