... Cavour, in the opinion of our more advanced professors of medical science,. has been literally bled to death. The NVorthern Whig, writing on this subject, says of Italian medical practice No one who has not personally witnessed its evidences can form ...

... Dundases the citizens of 5dma- o' burgle were never treated witho half the islsoleneeG that B they have boon sub jected to by this Whig Lard Advo-: r, eate in the matter of the Annuity-tax. hlad he beenD the potty deepot of some sisall German Doelhy he could ...

... ItIress. -- tic THE LAST WIIG:JOB. dig The Herald writes:- a I Lord Broughanm has deserved well f his ab country and of the Whigs. No one grudges him be the honours that have;i fallen to' his share'; and' 'hen it became known that our gracious Sove- WC ...

... excluded from Brooks's Club. Once, andl olyl once, I stepped into the hall of the outer court of this celebrated temple of Whig supercili.uus- d uess and pride, and I shall iot suon forget iny l adventure. I wanited to get an address of one of 56 the ...

... done all that you aimed at, but you have done more than the old Whig pulit ciaus here thought possible. You have placed a good Ruelical at the head of the poll, and you have driven the Whig Lord Advocate to solicit Tory help. As I read it, he would have ...

... Bethought the Whig party's-he was bound to be impartial, and he wished to be heard elsewhere-(hear, hear)-couduct on this matter was not a credit- able phase in the history of any party-(hear, hear). In the main he supported the Whig party, and had made ...

... te I' I you on the late oppo,,tusity thatins been afforded us ni ;(through tbe kindttess of an Ordcrly serving on the 'U ! Whig staff) of reriewinsg ii~o'ur dly roll of Honest warriors,'brare and true, ' p Our scenes of strife; anditrinmph too. re And ...

... sits side by side in the same Cabinet withithe noble Lord. Lord Palmerston was then a ''ory, aml nowl he is the head of a Whig Ca. binct, %vith a sprinkling of Radicalism in it. Such arc the changes changing time (loth bring. Lord Palnmerston did not ...

... -admits those things into its correspondence columns which agree with its own views, or which do not interfere with Whig politicians or Whig officials in Edinburgh or elsewhere. In the stirring little town from which I date, the Scotsman is gra- dually losing ...

... have often been struck with the similarity between the language of the young Whigs of the present day and that which was used by the Tories of I 1831. When you speak to a young Whig now 'about the extension of the franchise, you will | hear him say, Yes ...

... coalition; he'would Inot be 'a creatufe of a partyE conspiracy,- e would 'ibt be 'ontefit to'enteriPariiinment' 'so the tool of sai Whig noiniuee;, nor' wffould he be a provisional delegate or peripatetic speuter .(eapplauee) The rial appendage of the pump, and ...

... between two parties who differ little more than in name ? Let Whig and Tory organs exult or wail at their gain or loss ; the mass of the people look on in indifference. One more to the Whigs, or one more to the Tories, it is all the same to them. They ...