... renown of the Whig Quar- terly. Nor was the anticipation disappointed, as all who have read the essays, historical, political, poeti cal, and critical, must be aware. This connection with the Edinburgh identified him also with the Whigs, and that party ...

... in whieb, while disclaiming ntention of talking party polities, he referred to the prominen t facts in the history of the Whig rarty, as showing that no man nec 1 be ashamed of i tifying himself with that party. He then, for the purpose of showing that ...

... may be lost, I beg to say that I am wyeelf one of the unenfranchised, that I have no expectation of or pension either from Whig or Tory, or any other politi- cal class or party either in or out of power. In short, I have nothing but my own energies to ...

... condition of the interested have only to apply on such that of the vor populi, for a restoration of regime, and it must on Whig principles be granted. t is, however, likely to local posts are at their ultimatum of im- &o. —A vexed question this has been ...

... than at pre- sent, the way to predicate of a county whether it: will be represented by a Tory or a Whig, will be to ascertain in the first place whether Whigs or Tories possess the most of its soil. _ — — ...

... the present or any other Liberal premier. In the county of Sutherland the new Bill will add but slightly to roll. There the Whig can. didate is sure of his seat. ...

... not consist the greater danger. The chances are that bers but on the part Ifthe Govern. ment of the country, whether Tory or Whig, can bring itself to take such an interest in Scotland as to Pesolve to carry any Seoteh Bill to which the majority Of the ...

... Perhaps he hasn't been seated a minute or two, talking unconcetnedly about things in general to whom- soever may be at his elbow, whig, tory, radical, chartist, ultramontane, Exeter-hallite, it signifies not, all flats are fish that come to his net, when in ...

... field and farm is in some instances of the First Na up toa point which far exceeds the rate paid in the days ” The Northern Whig remarks is a ready sale at 124s the ewt. for prime, being the highest price known for forty years past; and pork sella at 57s ...

... present bill to pass, so that the question of Reform should no longer obstruct his battles with his old antago- nists, the Whigs. Others ameng the Tory opposition wauld also willingly give it their su rt, but he feared the policy of lukewarm liberals. ...

... high as ia several districts of the country, are still without parallel in the recollection of the oldest inhabican:.— Belfast Whig. Livenroot Woot Perkins and Robinson write:—Our public sales of wool, the second series of the present year, opened on the ...

... population was Proressor writes to the Scotsman denounc- ing the Reform Bill as unnecessary, and intimating his desertion of the Whig banner under which he had served sv long. Tue New Captain or tHe Garat Captain John Vine Hall has been appointed commander ...