... _paper in Scotland . But _, for _several years _, it has been chiefly _distinguished for two things—its _snbserviency to a _Whig clique and its _decided enmity to _Erangeiical Saligioa —mS _lia _goes _on _to _tell bow , at _the tiroo of the _Disruption ...

... the Mil of their largest stems gun-breta came out of port, stsind• leg directly towards the fleet, the crew. of the latter Whig at the time employed aloft in making, .hortehing, abating, and howbeit sail., by way of exercise. The Imperious., Centaur, ...

... several cornea.. when two of lb., coachmen, runtined kith. by wino, and LAO., the straight road, two mil.. long, butwn-a tin Whig., and the for • sort of natural Lippslowe, sorted full g a llop for a chariot race. wag owing in the opposite di- ruction, ...

... the same as _those of the lato _occupant of tho _seat to which he _aspires , lord _Seymour , a _stanch _, ana _. _consistent Whig , But , as Lord Seymour has in one or two _cases _taken a lina of his own , and especially as he is _understood to bo disaffected ...

... return, issued as a fair return instead of that asked by Mr Dunlop, so that if any trick' was practised, the Whig accuser must blame his Whig mattes, and especially Mr James IV ilson, the Under-Secretary of the Board of Trade, who we understand refused ...

... within a very short distance of the overhanging cliffs, he permitted the reins to hang loosely upon the animal's neck, his hands Whig occupied holding a double opera glass to his eye. The Emperor's attention being wholly absorbed with the contemplation of the ...

... _resent the _title of _Fhilo-Rusaians _, and maintain that _the _same injustice is done to them as was _experienced by the _Whigs during the _late war ; _bilt _, now that Sebastopol is taken , _let us ask whose _game _, except that of Russia _, were _. ...

... he usurped o longer bea heterogeneous collevion of nobodies. D Th e Cabinet, it would appear, exists by sufferance of the Whigs as much as the Tories— some of the Greys arc in it, the principal person in that family is out of it, and lt °burn Abbey is ...

... a prompt and elaborate denial of that statement was made in the Globe newspaper, well known for its being the organ of the Whig party,—the place where all feelers as to new political combinations may be expected. The article went on to define Lord John's ...

... Sheriffs are the instruments through which the Whigs have worked and are working.out their principle of centralisation. The increase of the powers of Sheriffs is therefore essential to develop the Whig theory of Government, and any promise to diminish ...

... intend to see restored. Wshen the Massan- chussetts declaration would have preserved the old law, Mr Lawrcnce persuaded the Whig party. of which he was the local head, to yield to tlse South. Ie gave mercantile instead of snoral or political advice; and ...

... ronosrr of George Hudson. Some few of the new subscrip- tions are from dlistingguishled persons. Mr Monckton Hilues, poet and Whig, gives L.10. Thie Ilon. Josep)l Howe, ?? Scotia, gives ,b, ; and this is remarkable, for in North American politics Mr Roe- ...