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... Reformer ri anxious to have this great question of Reform settled, prepared to accept a sound Refofni Bill,k whether from a Whig or a Tory Administration, tb there was ro other course left to him than to give P his opposition to that party which was made ...
... ancient institutions. Edin- burgh will therefore, meanwhile, have but two daily newspapers-the Scotsman, as the organ of the old Whig party ; and the A1ercury, as the organ of Independent Liberalism. The Herald, the Bxpress's weekly sheet, which was the first ...
... to belong di to a m uch earlifcar epoch of the worid's| re hiotmy; There was. n time when we had 0 not a liffle faith in the Whig, and when. tli ,o ourowe knowledge they sought, anda were hI anxious to obtain on behalf of the people, ri each and everything ...
... this Government to last ? Onething I can pro- a mise, that if it it is like the Whig Governments which preceded Lord Derby itwill not last. The power which put out those Whig Governments can put out this one. The representatives of the free and large i ...
... handwriting or his voice. BERVWICK ELECTION.-Both Mr Richard IHodgson, the Conserative caqdidate, and Mr MArjdribanks, the Whig, are parsuing an active canvass. The contest promises to be close, but a sort of vigilance oorn- mitteen has been fbrmsed ...
... which l Ir Ralph A. Earle wuS to resign his seat for Berwick, is now officidally know'n to have been arranged between the Whigs and Tdriesas the consideration for ihe v jithdrawal of' an election perition'vhich might 1 ave resiilted in awk- ward'disclpsures ...
... 'of ComWpigne, has a dnstler-to 'work out I'ideie Napolonienne. He has, . skilfully absorbed the Ekqnisites and ranged the Whig phrtizats under his banner. He has ap- peased the Radicals through the persons of Gibson and Villiers. 'Hfe has, with marvellous ...
... following -earithmetic to bear:- ?? The Conservatives, at the commencement of the -y past session, numbered about 315; the Whig and it Feelite leaders could not boast of more than 283 le followers. Thus a party amounting at the lowest d calculation to ...
... the Mercury. When these changes I have spoken of are completed, we-will have three daily papers in this city-tbe Scotsman for Whig Liberals, the Mercury for Independent Liberals, and the Courant for the Conservatives; and only one or two representatives ...