... of Wbiggery and Romanism. What the Whigs say and do is always declared perfect, except when opposed to the behests of Bishop Gillis, and then the Pope's lieutenant carries the palm even against Whiggery. But Whig infallibility is very like that of the ...

... publication yon will call our members to for their absence in the Howse of Commons last night. We • Free Kirk Lord Advocate, • Whig la Mr Black, • Radical in Mr Cowan, and a Lord Dalkeith—once a Tory. Ezetho the liberty from A WELLHISHIIR. PAYMENT OF THE ...

... Stanhope ( late Lord Mahon ) , and here he loses the battle which he foolishly provokes _. ! _Earl Stanhope contends _that the _Whig _Ministries _, as' a _' _role _, . _have ' ; been distinguished from the Tory ones by the _numbers of the great landed and ...

... This, or Lard Thar, or the Mr So and So, or pawned et property or ea who can Si • party, and pledge his lota to that party, Whig sr ties, as the be, through thick and thin. These an the qsalifiestiess of as nise-tenthe of the Hens of Ceanons. Why should ...

... _public mind is _no _longer stung by _that general _sense of _injury and misgovemment _which , twenty-five years ago , _gave the Whigs their power and their _success .. The very _triumphs of _Reform and Free Trade have impaired _the influence of their original ...

... of trial . And that time—we say it _solemnly—that time HAS COME . Tlie _senseless hatred which the modern _ Whigs ( _Sir'Walter Scott was a Whig ) bear to every Scottish _institution is becoming each day more _virulent . Our religion has been _already ...

... seat amongst the dowager politicians before he exposes himself to any further humiliating reverses—a piece of advice that the Whig statesmen may now possibly be inclined to act upon, for really his career in the Lower House seems fairly to have run to its ...

... in. The proposal, then, to have the English plan of registration extended to Scotland, commends itself alike to Whigs and Tories. 'The Whigs see in it a practical extension of the franchise, to claim which has, since the time of Lord jo'in Russell's shelved ...

... a hundred votes. The parties of Whig and Tory, they formerly existed, exist no longer, though the names survive to conveniently indicate that division which must always exist in the politics of free country. The Whigs have done their part In advancing* ...

... their policy. and bout that in every constituency in Ireland they will exert themulree to return a Tory iu opposition to a Whig aufseptabie ha bow rewired of the arrival of Mr C. O. D. at Melbourne, sth of November last. Just published, decay Sri., pp ...

... 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. we were to point out the causes of the Parliamentary decline and ...

... suspicious Instances, very few questions, besides the following, will be put to a proposer for assurance :- 1. Are you a Whig, Whig-Radical, Liberal, Independent politician, or under what class do you desire to rank yourself? 2. Have you ever afflicted ...