... elected by his fellow-citizens to represent the Scottish metropolis in Parliament. Mr. Black was a Whig, and a supporter of the Whig Lord-Advocate, and the Whig Lord Advocate had no intention to disturb the existing order of things. Mr. Black, therefore, had ...

... course one % e can scarcely Seas it is fairly to in a case of doubt, now when that the Goveroment will do its duty. —Belfast Whig. great oppression, ...

... country. It is a declaration that the Whigs are ready and anxious to do any work they may be set to, provided there is com- petition in the field. It is an intimation to earnest Reformers that they have only to keep a Whig party in a condition of expectancy ...

... abdomen, which proved fatal—for poor WOO, Who hid Veen eighteen years in the service, ex. phut a few minutes afterwards,—Bsifasf Whig. ...

... to marshal themselves are no new and large region of longer adequate. In this men forget party shib- Doleths. The creeds of Whig and Tory are all too narrow to embrace the legion of doctrines and A that fall to be examined. The public which, failing to ...

... is nothing more certain than that some sort of a reform bill must brought for- ; ward. This fact that cannot be disputed. Whigs and Tories both march in this direction, and vxc pt the leaders, no member either of these parties has any idea as to the precise ...

... mire fern, Gramm wee kr it the world I wea beam es& mist sad der urged', 0(J. & . la , and while pollee re pee. be the breath Whig, I. *he of the wills of Dr Duth L.ss Prime leash sad err of inner Mad. et the lower ebb. In se .. .. r fMr Mart by coupling ...

... fortune must now, we mand of t emplification of the labour suppose, be superseded by the luck of Irish beggars who, under the Whig poor-law, are born heirs to silver chalices. This fact was revealed a few days no part of agv, as we learn from the Irish journals ...

... resignation of the Ministry, and Lord Derby being sent for by the Queen. Now, see wh»t you have done, said our friends the Whigs—you have prevented the passim - of an; India Bill this year-(we have got one nevertheless)—yon hare stopped a Reform Bill—(which ...

... Crowner’s ” which were eet the maintenance of the office. we are giad to perceive, whieb is the sabject as sign, as the aseless Whig has tor some years course, as regards the discussion of measures: might benefit the northern half of the Io the new number ...

... be that the law cannot reach all in any degree at the shrine of avarice and directly or indirectly, with tbis woful Belfast Whig. The Gasette of Silesia ISTERDICTION OF Sclentivic Congaesses Ip ViENNA.— received from Vieuns of tre future of come expiacations ...

... session in the House of Commons to see the bye-plav in tlio withdrawal of-that motion. (Laughter). The Whigs, Sir William Napier, and the Conservative Whigs, seemed to be quite abroad about what should the result of division. Neither of them could calcul >te ...