... WHIG TACTICAL Mr Moocreiff permitted quietly to step in to , represent Edinburgh at last deetitm, we were told, and half-expected, that • more liberal and brotherly apirit would in future be displayed by the official Whig clique to the large portion of ...

... inspirers to take such a course; but, probabli, events may disclose that it would have been more for the advantage of the select Whig circle if they had demeaned themselves more meekly. matter. The et k the Italian campaign is now shown in her desirefor the ...

... 1 an Is hem with is, ise rhaqz the lee Note ebdt to ae the isiambe be heed hethemes P led ea 11/ Awe who lahmesd pleas the Whigs is to dad this sew these reform whisk they. is ether does whoa out of power, warted was mareary to the prosperity of this 'emery; ...

... poelihnort of oonvisted of summed cow. sod sad aloe • MU to the for the woe aselaal of orevelty to MU OP MI. Luse ebtaieltd Whig Is is ash farther previa= fee herrevemees tbe Where ef the lele Maa. The wee thee aheee4 4 it he te vela& WOMIIIIINIT. 7 Ham ...

... oresify Owed the Chore' as i party, sad bas abased support; and, as Is duty hosed, to Y be shele Tory party MN support the Whig Ine4A#Meete by giving Mu vets, at the um of which he will probably in great need. The bill has also prod the easel of the law ...

... Adresse pet on a bold but at but, at the seem time tenably playing more of the esserieer in mink them the &liter in re. With Whig tact, he did not seek so much to justify hie bill, es to ament the deportations to a by am elljetteleot. He professed badman:ion ...

... Most however, agree in admiring the all acrobatic aptitude displayed by his Lordship, in nicely mod accurately balandng his Whig Asill between the requirements of and Bb Thot,,G, the peace of mini of the the fueusdatloca of the realm, and bl o wn up the ...

... being practically the same thing under a different name, but no wishes of that party or its mouthpiece, and no struggles of the Whig leaders, can now avail. The world is sweeping past the old landmarks; or, to borrow a fine figure from Mr Btiglif's speech ...

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... Illiplir has *RR, . pew. =poems as 4 wire tis. A se he psi ia , the They ea lie ocaniesd sat Is.. WINK ,ssAem shell.' saw Whig* Spat s es deg& is sin Is sat to edible whet. Thep. wrestles we fiii beenseey, ' iiii torah truth se for that, is Is Ir.= ...

... the melt. The prosootareet she Mill wield Iwo defeated in spite of the honk efforts of the clergy, and their devoted loads, Whig mil Tory, in the House. However, the bill was pooposed, sod Toodey the 27th hes woe sod gone, but OM so eseeed resthag. W.des ...