... purpose of pleasing all parties. Liberality * the popular election element, is it weakness, and considered as claptrap. Whig papers affirm that it is already con demned by public opinion and by members of Parliament, and even parties who would preferthe ...

... Liberal; but he must tell them frankly that he did not under the Act it dropped to 11,000, but last year (i.e., wish to see the Whigs back again—(a laugh)—and rs year ending list May, 1817) was up to 14,124 (besides& frankly that he did not want to see the ...

... Friday the 16th inst. The i Herald says—The Easter recess will probably witness desperate efforts for the reorganisation of the Whig junto. UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.—Principal Barclay has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University by his Grace the Duke ...

... to the railway offeetra Mr LIDDELL having replied, the motion was agreed to wiwout a division. Mr Deasv moved for leave to Whig in a bill to pramote and regulate Reformatory Schools juvenile offenders In Ireland. After a short debate, the motion was agreed ...

... l force and moral force • and of the thousaniland - ono phases and forma of that dread of Conservatives and seare.crow of Whigs, a people's rights and a people's deneuels. True, the name may he suggestive of each and all of these; but, as the days of ...