... bad left the Whig members of the Cabinet in undisputed possession, so the Whig clique in Edinburgh supposed themselves left in undisputed possession of the constituency. The delusion bas been roughly disappointed. The very name of Whig clique has become ...

... lOW well never ' that _ taken • weld have , lord, • baronet - „a (Mr Black) coming 1•91_. man. _ Whigs would their candidate if have the son of a ___ or the Fon Of a baronet ; and that he sck) was merely the warming-pan for the coml. limn—for Lord ...

... Before I sit down, allow me one word with respect to this famous Whig clique, who are now attempting to force the citiavrre to adopt their man. I have been always opposed to the Whig clique. But notwithstanding this, si:bough I dialiked the leaders, ...

... I •elemes 4 dliss ▪ 11/4 _, 4.fitgad r tbo Gsil go bad 1 at Cabe bringing %bait co rooms To Mt objedill P am pa ar be OS WI Whig G Xr Blac and wb , and sti, pennies posed ti poplar known t being et st.:quifs fat , Mr Bla against sacrifici It will I Black ...

... lists will show, without these 'helps' the Whig candidate would have been nowhere ' in the race. With such helps,' including the mass of voters who were Snit declared and pointed out as disqualified by the Whig district lists, and then brought to the poll ...

... may be nothing, compared to the important fact that Lord John Russell is in and Lord some other is out, or vice versa, that Whigs and Conservatives consume weeks talking against time, and often against commonsense, to show which party shall make the next ...

... upon the register by the party agents when the voters are considered sure. A Whig elector, with a doubtful title, is sent to the Conservative agent; and in the Appeal Court the Whig agent does not of course object, and the Conservative agent is delighted ...

... reverenced as the prince of political philosophers and osators. And why was all this difference? If Burke had been a ridiculous Whig, he could only have become a ridiculous Tory. If there anything essentially ludicrous in the one case, it was equally ludicrous ...

... principles to tbe assurance of success. Those who, like us, have from the first repudiated Whiggisan as a political oiled, and the Whigs as representing oar opinion', could not allow the city to be beaded over from one Mini'Serialist to smother if any man could ...

... be put out of court in such an inquiry. The agricultural interest was so dealt with in the abolition of the corn-laws. The Whigs ridiculed the idea of • committee to inquire into the peculiar burdens on land, because the country party would turn it to ...

... all parties were beginning to feel that the social good of the community was a much more important matter than whether the Whigs or Tories were in. (Hear.) He believed that the late movement of their friends of the Liberal Committee bad excited great ...

... danger was apprehended until Sunday night, when a serious* change for the worse took place. In politics, his Grace was a staunch Whig. Ha was highly in. sensed at the Papal aggression, and the same year renounced the Roman Catholic faith, and passed over to ...