... at present shinty to direct our observations ; but the general fact that the Whig party is sot in the habit of eonsideriog the people a whole, but is biassed in I f the Whig con. is WO generally allowed to require deinoostra• title. Nor among the follower* ...

... this course ministered to the advantages of party, none so zealous as Whig dukes, lords, and followers to stir the deep waters of embittered strife; but Whig necessities subserved and Whig aims achieved, they do well to be indignant that the people should ...

... reality increased and multiplied Lordly Reformers and Whig aristocrats point to an array of whet they call Liberal measures, beginning with the abolition of slavery, and ending with the last Whig bill; but these at best, and valuable as they were, dealt ...

... GOTTA PENCHA Apo SHOE ' WAREROVIE. 31 61 Msgr. at the fro log prier Belmont Beets. tog a do d Dotilauds 6( Do. erode Do. Boob, Whig, from rte Do. Agent Shoes, Delos 64 Bogle Od Some Shoes, Overshoot, god Felt Shoes, equally above to first-rate tbey wear longer ...

... absolutely nil, so that he and the anemias be represents, when opposed by the Whigs, fall between the two stools. If Edinbusgh is to be represented by an unwavering pray Whig, then, as Mr Chambers said, let likebe a man of political influence-with his ...

... Truss, Mead, 41e, and 44 hl. Umbilial Tomo, sad h2s fld —Pushup, math 4, tha a s babas IRLASTIC awl BIBLE, support m lb. bed (Whig efficient and WEAKENS/I AW WIG a VARICOME VEINS, MPRAINN, h I e, 111, I. lettere, and 1mp1,N out I. draws Prise from 7. ...

... following low Ladles . Balmoral Moto. Bum Gentlenicts Wellingtnna lb Do. Boone. Do. Boots. lads(. from as to Meat (hots.(hots.Whig fa ad Do. Bl uc her Boots 04 House and Volt alines, J. can satisfaction. they wear lower than leather, are hrepakad, and ...

... Prices has ever been 8., L. C 0 aim, lnd never could this be d one more estlsfactorily than at present. Goods of ell kinds Whig anasaallY Cheap. New in unusual variety, from Ns 6d to Ors. New FILLED Pmiria, in French and Paisley, from 17* Cd to New PLAIDS ...

... Council , Mr _Baxter , _in his _usual'judicious way , ' _observed thab he _fearod that _could riot be donb , _because the _Whigs , who would be very _glad of . an _opportunity to _raise an _outcry _against _, tlie _-Ministry for _attempting to _restore ...

... among ns attn butes that shifting of the old landmarks of party. nhich has here become the subject of everyday remark. The Whigs lie interred the bosom of their own victories. Their former opponent, have not only become their rivals, but bid fair even ...

... attachments of V el the old Whigs to their party leaders could hardly Hbor have entertained a doubt about this ; it is not and the less important, however, that it is now pub- title licly recorded as a fact. To save a Whig chief, rity two the liberties ...

... follow from this total revolution in the cist of the political drama. If the conduct of a Reform Bill had been undertaken by a Whig Government, the principles of the measure would have been subjected all those modifications and checks which are happily provided ...