... principles, honestly carried out, it will be certainly the death-blow to Whig ascendancy, and tend to restore to the non-Whigs of the nation their rightful place and power. Of course Whigs will cling to things as they are with a desperate tenacity, and if they ...

... against the proven: Whig monopoly and abuse of power, and in favour ,: the eatsdadate who promised to be the most suitable representative. But even if I should be mistakeneven if a few workers should still adhere to the delusion of Whig friendship for the ...

... battle-ground of Whig and Tory no more occupy a prominent position in the subjects challenging special attention. In their room other questions press for a solution on which Whig and Tory were and are agreed, and in regard to which Whig and Tory may not ...

... a,—Tbe Lord-Advocate, has, I see, Introduced a Lunacy Bill for Scotland—a new Board with four nice snug situations for the Whig clique. Why not bare brought in a bill by which the Sheriffs of the counties might have the duty of reporting upon lunatics ...

... that it would be an innovation on Whig jobbery. It would, and it will—for it will bo passed in spite of the Whigsbe an innovation by which ability will take the place of red-tape, and which will not leave the I Whigs a place for the horde of incapable' ...

... all, well, and too truly, that the Whigs retain power and place only and solely by sacricrificing the public interest to buy and retain political support. They know, and cannot but know, that the latter years of Whig ascendancy have been years when support ...

... to the division of Whig and Tory. speeches, but never reduced to practice by a fast- of opinion such conduct ought not to be itte4. COLLESSIE. Ministers-Mr David Thomson, Forge's; Mr A Mises It is preposterous to say, when both Whig and decaying party-' ...

... their introduced into Putout) or Holia.aaowx WOOL., sad with sitar Friends sty and the of tail, own ailed &rage bare my tad Whig* la All to many inquiries. I bog le able will not say Premium an ea le au I km gym ghat Womb full relative vain at nty ; I ...

... their lines and run ed by cated for the benefit of Whig com- | debt the sudden and tempestuous violence with | missions—Whig ambassadors—Whig consuls— the storm sets in from the German Ovean ; 1 man, Whig judges, and the many other devices whereby increase ...

... conscious that those who demand equality and fairness have everything to gain and nothing to lose—and conscious too that the Whigs have everything to lose and nothing to gain, they pooh pooh any attempt st a Reform Bill, but they have made the taking appellative ...

... TIIE PROMISED REFORM BILL. Ws are glad to observe that such members of the Press as are unfettered by Whigs and Whiggery are taking up the subject of Reform with a fearless honesty, which bodes well for a good time coining, when the nation shall be no ...

... folly is to be perpetrated at the cast of • quarter of • million—because £500,000 is required for a gun factory—because the Whigs require se much money to give in gifts, so many offices with good salaries attached, to keep their voters sweetbecause the ...