... READING FROM WAVERLEY. Parting of Vich-lan-Vor and Waverley—Dia'ogne between Callum and the Whig Landlord—Scene in the Smithy of Cairnyr>ekat.— Awa' wi' the Whigs—Description of Charlie. Song—BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE, AND ALLISTER MACALLISTER. Part Second ...

... been found that the hopes the Government had entertained that the old Whig? might come to their aid were absurd. Why, they might surely have known the opinions and policy of the old Whigs regards this very question. On the night of Monday next, when Gladstone ...

... duriDg the night. At Downpatrick tar-barrels were kept burning and airs were played, but not,' according to the Northern Whig, party nature.' The principal drumming occurred at Omagh. where likewise the effigy of bishop with High Church hat was ...

... inaugurated might ultimately land the Whigs in intricate jungle of briars and thorns rather than land flowing with milk and honey. We have, therefore, during the past days, heard little j from that section of the Whig party which ab horrence of Bright is ...

... inaugurated might ultimately land the Whigs in intricate jungle of briars and thorns rather tha a land flowing with milk and honey. We hay therefore, during the past few days, heard litt from that section of the Whig party in which ab horrence Bright is ...

... reciprocating the address of its political wooer. The small favour in which Aytoun is held by the Whigs in his native district, appears to have infected the Whigs at head-quarters. Xo effort has been spared to find a presentable man who should eclipse the ...

... politician, stw that to attempt a reconstruction of a Whig Cabinet upon the old traditionary basis was no longer possible. The country had got tired of the stock statesmen out of which so many Whig cabinets been manufactured. It was in this known temper ...

... rapid, radical, beneficial, than any other nation ever obtained, to which we are this week pointed the leading Whig organ Scotland, results of Whig rule. Now. reply to this strong statement, we ask what one of these rapid, radical, and beneficial reforms ...

... cities of England, and notwithstanding the desertion of the aristocratic Whigs, you have many warm and true friends among the Whig party in tbe House of Commons. hold myself to Whig in sense the word bore in 1832, and do many of my friends the platform ...

... debates to send a note to the Times explanatory of the cause. There is an exception to this rule. Bluebottle politicians to whom Whig distress is Liberal' opportunity, and who are most felicitously represented by the member for Montrose, resort to that dishclout ...

... friends among the Whig party in the House of Commons. (Hear, hear ) Kid bis friends around him on the pUtfonn hdd themselves to be Whigs in the was used in 1832. He held exactly the same opinions which the Whigs held in 132 (C£*».) But the Whigs had degenerated-they ...

... measured every day. No one among us says now-a-days he is a Whig ; not that there are no Whigs, but that the creatures who are Whigs have taken to swimming with the tide, and mean to turn up Whigs or Radicals as success finally declares itself. They are ...