... |oet_ not know the only distiiietiou being iu ciAour and the u„m=' P Of the can. mvsteiirs , but ifa all right-the Kdinburgh Whigs, you made blue, trimmed with scailet cord may remember, Aithm’s Seat, and Salisbury Crsga belts are lu made of black enamelled ...

... with the utmost deliberation. The old Whigs put him forward thirty years ago propose the Reform Hills of , and clever young man he was, for those times, he thought he would propose measure which would keep in the Whigs for ever. Since then, he has perhaps ...

... bus fought nearly all his. changes the Customs* duties through the House. Last night, Mr Byng, the representative of great Whig family, was move Address to the Throne, approving the Treaty. The motion is one tlud. may lead to discussion, but must be passed ...

... grounds. Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, were unanimous in their desire to eject their Conservative rivals from power, and for that reason were quite ready to oppose any Bill brought - in by Mr Disraeli, although it was all along evident that the Whig section ...

... order: how the knights proceeded to the election, doubtless ballot, and, wonderful to say, elected the same personage as the Whig Minister designed to reward for his lung hack-services, viz., the Right Hon. James Earl of Fife : how the Queen, having received ...

... n as limit for returning two members to Parliament. We expected some burghs disfranchised according to the promise of the Whigs, but they have become wonderfully Conservative in 1860. If all burghs under 400 of constituency, which send one two membeis ...

... With the Lord Justice Clerk on the one hand, and the present Lord Advocate on the other—the virtual heads of the respective Whig and Tory lawyer cliquesagainst us, we do not expect much help from Edinburgh ; yet, it would be well that a newspaper like ...

... is. wc said last week, certain to save some outlay. His place in the Post Office is to filled by Lord Stanley of Alderely, a Whig pur snug, and one that brings no accession of strength. The Government, however, after their recent victories, reckon themselves ...

... i:t Who' the proper time arrives the novel lo will be presented of a • complete union betaern . Romeo Catholics, klu leride Whigs, and • • t tun aid orthodox stamp. DEPUTATION TO I.loll' ,Jolt( Saturday afternoon • r. ion from the Ice on wait,. I a lord ...

... °bablj is, that Mr Horsman rated his own abilis a shade too high—at least higher than his iticai allies did. But even if his Whig friends Justly under-rated his talents, what advantageth Horsman to desert not the men only, but his Avowed principles ? The ...

... P., which was as fol lows:—Viscount Campden stands. The O'Donopliue and lon Committee. Issue address—Pastoral, Pope, Anti-Whig. T will be on the hustings. The eame day Mr MacCarthy received communication formally sanctioning the candidature, and a letter ...

... first French Revolution, and the dead political lull that ensued, hardly anybody looked for a bold measure, even from the Whigs with Earl Grey their head. The country, therefore, was agreeah y surprised by the proposal of franchise, accompanied with the ...