... character-to either side - .i- of the House of Commons-and I will venture to say you . Id will hear but one opinion of him from Whig, Tory, or to e, Radical. I will tell you what I heard one of the oldest and- jut le most sagecious men in the HIouse of Commons ...

... Blackie. At one moment is all animation the platform, eschewing every creed, clique, and party, and declaring that is neither Whig, Tory, Radical. 'nor Chartist -but a man !” At the next you have Imn secluded in the sanctum of his unmolc.-ted study, over ...

... opinion from all parts of the United King lorn—addresses from men of all ranks society and of all shades of politics—from Whigs, Tories, and Radicals -di daring it right that when the interests of the country are stake party differences should forgottea ...

... must free from bias and prejudice, and must be, much as possible, citizen the world, indifferent whether the speaker tc Tory, Whig, or Radical—Churchman or Dissenter—and unmoved by the various art* employed arouse the passions, excite the sympathies, or ...

... well as blood-lords. There remains hut one aristocracy en now which I cannot accept, that of neere titled men, ivl such as Whigs ennobled for tho unconstitutional purpose Of ikc smuggling bills through Parliament, which weuld not other- ml wise pass. Blessings ...

... peerage as Baron Latimoer. ; There are ib o ,o:ndidates in the field, Mr W. G. Cavendisb, the son of ie' presenhtmember, in the Whig interest, and Captain C. J. gi H 3amilton, formnerhy M.P. 'for, Aylesbury. ?? ?? *. - II- D W16TlME3AVE1T EhisvIOro.-ThO ' ...

... at a die- ir mn tance of fifteen thousand miles; and. no doubt the Goversn- ti ment here- 'owhatever Gov'ernmnent, whether Whig or Tory B Is- -lamented and. deplored it as inush as anybody here could tI at do. ; Bat occurring in such circumstances, are ...

... should be destroyed for their I crimes. He enlogized Lord Palmerston as a war Minister,' and said, while he could not supporb a Whig Government, l - even when led by Lord Palmerston, yet he would be no l yp-rty to hampering a Government which was doing every- ...

... would seem we are threatened even this town. dedreus of recurring t* those old English and trienni.il Pmi laments of which the Whigs deprived us. shall withhold support from every Ministry which will not originate some givat measure*to liorate the condition ...

... respect to war taxes in te time of pse, is-ful ro e-of significance, or at least is supposed to be so, that the last of the W'higs, publicly dining in memory of Fox this'eve- I I v t I E I t t I I , - I I IC) n b C( 91 c p w w y 9 ti 6, p t, ID e I 9 t ...

... University Printing Office, Glasgow. RERSEn~sNTAWeOmc OF Fxs'r.-It is arranged that, on thee -retirement of the present member, the Whig party will I Solicit thes suffrages of the electors of this county for Ray I Erskine Wesnyss, Eeq. of Wemnyss Castle., 7Two ...

... after liaving held office for many years under hig believe the next session will, however, solve the mystery, and the quondam Whig Comptroller of the Hon'« hold, having succeeded the peerage and become Marquees of Queensbrnry, will found voting with the ...