... of the Cabinet, as given above, is of 'rich- in matefials for such an administration: :e, indeed it is the weakness of.the Whig party that ct. it ccntains in its ranks a greater number of men; ad of Ministerial calibre than are required in the th formation ...

... hwinter- hitherto has been eomparatirely 1I. o pen .. _ _ _; ?? _ _ _ _ _ ?? .- EX''oaDsXouR CAszs ow SubemL-The, ?? -Northern Whig says:- On Tuesday. about two.o'clock, one of the most determined cases of suicide we'have ever head: o tofok place in Crom ...

... Mammon-now much less will any man, not even Lord' Advocate Menteifi;, successfuily serve tbree-the' Pirlia- mnens-House, the' Whig' Clique, and the INd'- Pendent Electors of Edinburgh, 'ot'tse spe'iW' t'tf 'Scotlandi itself:? 'However,' I'-hope 'ydu w)ll' ...

... . . mastters', appears~to cpnsist mainlyin the simple t. creed of Keep the Tories out 'and the Whigs, it e i an d 'aeitafnl;ni6o-'Lorel Adlocate, Whig-or t k Tory, within the last thirty yea7?3 has' been iso a' J often ahiebit tfit tbe '~Houi6 of ClObTmons ...

... eched the' Liberal policy of these timeg, 'Wfhen the ' cry for' Reform was sounded on all t §idos, from the Conservative to the Whig. 'What was thae meaning of re-orr, if it did not mean the promotion of justice be- tsween xman and man-if it'did not take away ...

... determined to have his own way in spite of the whole community he has been appointed to represent. Such is Edinburgh I-such its Whig representative! Is there on record a city in this or any other kingdom that in a purely local matter would suffer conduct like ...