... and hopes to snatch the representation of Edinburgh out of the hands of the Whig party. Now we, perhaps, have no great reason to love the Whigs. But in this struggle, the Whigs are taking Conservative ground, and have a right to Conservative support. We ...

... a latitudinariw, but it is not wlie faithful to all the principles of truth, and to allthe feelings of charity. It nut easy Whig at to Lure the truth and the peace. But just bite it is easy, bigotry wrong, and jest became it is easy, latitudinarianism ...

... and appropriate mottoes were also visible, conspicious among which was one bearing CANADIAN FLAX. (From the Daily Northern Whig.) The soil of America has long been celebrated for the growth of flax. Thousands of acres in the United States are annually ...

... representation, it is commonly believed, prevent that junction with the Whig party which was much desired. Lord Aberdeen was to the Peolites what the Marquis Lansdowne has been to the Whigs. Therefore it is we consider that the death of Lord Aberdeen is calculated ...

... Lord Dunfermline, then Mr Abercromby, and the present Lord Chancellor, then Sir John Campbell, and Attorney-General in the Whig Administration. Lord Ramsay had only completed his twenty-second year in 1834; and although he had little probability of success ...