... an addition of 16 members, taking into account our population and wealth as compared with that of England. All parties—Tory, Whig, and Radical—should unite in earnest effort to obtain Justice to Scotland in demanding Scotland's proper share the representation ...

... adoption,! Tbe Public Roup, for Season 1860, Egg Stands, Toast Hack- Writers, C.rd Baskets, treated the “ nt y’ —Conservative, Whig, and Radical, have each befor « the ni » ; ; ind . Several corps of ™ 0 any wi Wbdnesdat, 14th March next. Liqueur SUnds, Forks ...

... which were produced, one after another, out of the Disraeli wallet. There would have been little surprise, of course, had the Whigs and Independent Liberals hurried away to smoking-rooms and lobbies, for they have been wearied the same diluted rhetoric ever ...

... not much more than third of the present number; certainly nothing to alarm timid people —whether Conservative or retrograde whigs, —who seem now to be actuated by the same unworthy motives as were the antireformers at the time of tho passing of first Reform ...

... not so high as in several districts the country, are still without parallel in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant.— Whig. iirths, antf gwfbs. Notice of a Birth require* to be given to Registrar within Twenty-one Days after it* oorurrmex; of* Marhiaqe ...

... House. Both parties the last election fought their political battle at the bastings on the question of Parliamentary Reform—the Whig candidates in particular, agreeing among themselves, and also with the liberal constitneocies that, an extension of the burgh ...

... it only commanded majority of nine votes, was a sure indication of a growing dislike, on the part of the supporters of the Whig Cabinet, to part with such large and permanent scarce of revenue. This circumstauce mast have emboldened the Peers in taking ...

... Reform as might not be very palatable to sincere Reformers, and by means useful to serve the purposes of the pure and timple Whigs who are present content with things as they are. The opposition hitherto given to tbe Bill in the House of. Commons has come ...

... lady also had her friends and championsparagraph, pamphlet, and caricature were employed to blacken the poet, whose sins a Whig or Liberal had arrayed against him one portion of die press, and Byron sent out bis “Fare Thee Well” and “A Sketch’’—the former ...

... the P Men Dress and Regatu SHIRTS. OJ- ']-| meet resulted io °P« ‘be present meeting—and the autographs . 9t ' P ortlon ‘be Whigs, we can sec Blaek sad Coloured TIBS and SCARFS, In great , fosolntioa reiae, mesns of shares of the °f •'* others who have ...

... that there was bat little nnccrtsinly as to the fate of the one for England. The Conservatives, and the Tory portion of the Whigs arc in extacies about the event, the only drawback to their hilarity being, certain misgiving about the affair, w hich makes ...

... of the Lords’ behaviour could not fail to be brought into prominent discussion, packed a Committee of Tories and malignant Whigs together, with a slippery Peolite, and a very small minority of men likely maintain the dominion law and liberty against the ...