... take measures to entangle him in. this question, which is in fact, the vital feature of the democratic platform. The Clay Whigs of Virginia and Maryland are making arrangements for an expression of their opinion and wishes in reference to the Presidency; ...

... his scale, the adverse impression was too strong to be resisted, and the effort to break the fall of the former leader of the Whig confederacy served but to mark and testify its completeness. f we were to point out the causes of the Parlia- mentary decline ...

... dealing with that mighty Oriental problem, which requires more of our time. attention than is given to it by the dilettanti Whigs The same relative is manifest in the subordinate parts of the two Cabinets. Mr Baines left his place at the Poor Law Board ...

... school. and schoolmasters, although the proud In Edinburgh are notoriously half-empty. ° After petitioning against that latest Whig jobthe attempted Nuisances Removal Bill, but really the perpetuation of the Prison Board Bill—the deputation who went to London ...

... cease; the Edinburgh central board is abandoned; and his lordship takes great credit for his liberality in substituting his four Whig proteges, to superintend in secrecy and silence, for the ten times safer superintendence of Church Courts, open to all who ...

... hurled at the bead of the luckless red- Imposter. The distinctions of Whig and Tory were forgotten—even such a downright party-man u old John Elliot— warranted to go quietly in Whig Iserness—broke loose from all restraint—told Mr Under-Secretary Peel ...

... days, when admission 6d charged, 129 ; and on Saturdays, when admission is free, 5721. EDI WHIG, son Touts.—The Scottish Presr states that the Edinburgh Whigs `are engaged in formally concerting with the Torte. a treaty of slli. &nee, offensive and defensive ...

... therefore, Mr Miall And his friends had been to vote with Mr Black, and his amendment triumphed over ,Mr ,SPooneett*Otion, Whigs mkt; Tories would have united, Aed the amend** would have been ddeated by three or four to Whether your representative kites ...

... Scotland—a motion which was supported by Professor Aytoun, and unanimously agreed to, the ribald ridicule and vulgar abuse of the Whigs and their organ notwithstanding. The billeting system was then introduced by Mr Scott; and afier renewing their protest against ...

... mem direction. The Scotch rem me after another with brief but strong reamstreams, at last Disraeli, recollecting that the Whigs wen is power, felt se overpowered with the seam of justice in Amour of Scotland, that be rose end backed her complaints, and ...

... victim to his z al la endeavouring to maintain the law. Al Site time of `Tobbing's trial an old law had been revived by the Whigs ' With condemned a murderer to the gibbet. Jobbing the only person, we believe, gibbetted under that ; but so great were the ...

... against a rational arsd (whatever our modern infl- delity may assert) a responsible ?? The senseless hatred which the modern Whigs (Sir WalterScottwas ?? ?? institu- tiot, is becoming everyday nore virulent. Our religion has beets already subverted ; tvill ...