... REPRESENTATION OF TIIE CITY-MEETaG OF THE WHIG CLIQUE. Ott Toeiday afternoon a meeting called by the Whig agent, Mr Jopp, and described in a circular bearing the date of the previous day, as a meeting of committee, was held in one of the Waterloo Rooms ...

... play with pro ten. It will be sad to think that la the annals of the constituency he shall be recorded as the Masautello of • Whig plot, who reigned In power for a coMparadve day. I regret this trick also, became the which many electors made to effect a ...

... traces an epitaph. A moral and social effect was to have bun achieved, equivalent to the perpetuation of Whig influence and the rejuvenescence of Whig fame; but we behold in it only the euthanasia of the party. So does the course of national destiny sport ...

... meeting which I _muled originalid _in a _committee _meetiny , after certain secret oommunings of a _subcommittee of the old _'Whig party and of Mr _Cmnn ' i Committee hid taken place ; and that it wae _after these oommitteea had reitod for a while _from ...

... of business , ' an& one of her _most . reliable _politicians . • A _man of worth , of perspicacity , and of decision _; a Whig , to be sure , _rather too exclusively . Yet _, though Auld _; Reekie had been to search the country through , we _don't ...

... when _Astrtea Redux was supposed to have returned to _this planet for the express _purpose of inaugurating a _millennium of Whigs—young Macaulay was everywhere spoken of as M the man of _the epoch _. ' Brilliant _, indeed , for many a year was the dust ...

... Lordship ' _s claims or chances have been discussed _' by any ; _junto , _and _especially _that , if there ' were a ' _'Whig junto , he . would be ' . likely to ; ' stand , very high in their _favour , is to say what no plea but that of the _grossest ...

... last year. Upon this principle the constituency and the Whig differ, wide as the poles asunder; and so tar as opportunity presented, during his occupation of the civic chair, he went with the Whigs and not with the citizens—in favour of Sheriffs and against ...

... be . . _displeasing to _tho other party ;• and _to _think that merely by bringing all parties together to _make speeches , _Whig and Tory , or oven the ; various sections of each , _would _all _agree in favour i of any one man , is to imagine something ...

... United Kingdom. What are Mr Black's qualifica- tions ? Hle has for fortyv years been a firm and un- flinching adherent of thle Whigs. He has stuck to his party through good report and through bad re- port. He has, moreover, gained bv this means a small amount ...

... TIE Will TIICL All is fair in an election.' The Whigs have always used this license with seal, bet now they have without cases aliened it with indecent haste. When, a hundred yew ago, it was proposed to hand over the electors of Edinburgh to Mr John ...

... public meeting which I exiled originated in a committee meeting, after certain secret coinmunings of sub committee of the old Whig party and Mr Cowan’s committee had taken place; and that was after these committees had rested for while from their labours” ...