... 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” ...

... sod wan, in troth, we that he the lam rest anise that the decayed array of his sat an toast, are kmpted to say that Wu- dens Whigs*, belongs to Mr Macaulay, nt Le to ismlorn Whiggory. Where is it. is fast ? In hi. last great prodoc• bon, the performaao• ...

... dealings of Rome, in grasping at everything lucra- tive, especially in Ireland. Formerly there were but two parties in the State, Whigs and Tories, now they had a third party, who had no stake in the State. It was notorious that both the Attorney-General and ...

... satisfactory. In this age of deierenos to wealth and lordlinp, it is refreshing to see the inveterate hunters after the great Whig homes' turning towards a man sprung from the people—one who, by honesty, energy, and Wiese talent, has earned a moderate competency ...

... in 1852, on the retirement of Sir W. Gibson Craig. which the Courant had so properly contrasted with the mode adopted by the Whig clique on Tuesday last; and in reply to which strictures of the Courant the Scotsman had remarked:— But was that the beginning ...

... Peel'* treacherous and unexpected conduct ten years ago, in bringing in a bill to endow the College of which he carried by Whig and lUdical votes against the earnest twtitions of from one two million* of Protestants. That fact, said, had made ftiioh ...

... we feel to be a sort of impertinence, and equally unnecessary as impertinent, seeing, if we except the mere partizans of the Whig clique, the feeling of Edinburgh is intensely unanimous in its censure and soreness. It is manifest, however, that the party ...

... fine language, varied reasoning, and vast reading. His absence from the House of Commona leaves blank the Whig party. Where now there single Whig of any genius in Parliament ? It is with pride that the Conservatives can point to the rare endowments and ...

... proposcd _exhibited _conduct and principles exactly of fclio _sanio kind _. ( Applauac . ) Ho was so _entirely _tied up with tho Whig party that he would nofc enter—in tlio way that might be expected from a . _nan of Ins _intelligence , candour _, _and good ...

... mysterious entity or nonentity , the mention of whose very name is suJncient to produce a _general fit of hysterics . What the Whig Clique is , of whom it _is composed , and where it _meets—whether in the Scotsman office , the back shop of Sir Black , or ...

... lh _« ftafowS imwtinx I * nllr * ly _ft _** _h-m _knrthing of * _pTty _charMter , _•• 4 l ) ut It ti _(• ( ie _uuixltd liy Whig _^ T . _irlo , > nd _HJJ | U _|» _, ifc « if , B . r ih « lii » f , > _U _Mttlomi _dluervofw _. _• _AlUy _^ _YftUJ OUH ( lr ...

... oorookosd by those tishessti • I ism 1 The ilmonigg el Hs Chigegigo emit: peg ewe Mt to glee area ia this quarter, sad the mown of Whigs which teo dim prompt to orime.—liverrkere Courier. Aue. Berlin, Friday. Holland is stated to have strongly supported the proposals ...