... Morrison, now the paid secretary of the Old Whig Clique, has been most indefatigable in his exertions, going about amongst the Chinrchmen and Tories, and asking them to attend the meeting to support the Whig members! ! ! Do you remember Mr Campbell Smith ...

... which makes our offering ot value. -I know that it is the moral- -support which hsbeen tendered through these afibscriptione to whig grea IRAli= cause that has givea them value-in the ?? ofh ,alnI.hr-ioL 1 no says' o ew1save. _, cause'to thank the commnittee ...

... gist of r whole rd question of government, and by delaring that the battle to thsy were fighting there was not the battle of 'Whig or eg Tory, but the battle of demhooracy aaijnst anistecray-of Sn real reform against mock ioform, of lurogross againet Parlia- ...

... Wales, which had become a serious taxation on the agricultural classes. In political opinions, his lordship was originally a Whig about twenty years ago, however, when the zealots of change appeared to be pushing opinions to doubtful practical results, ...

... would seem as if the policy of the Whigs was destined to destroy the richest portion of our possessions. The former mutiny was silmply a military revolt; thepeople, if they were not with us, were seldom against us. The Whigs have continued to exasperate the ...

... man Friday—as the Whigs had irreverently nicknamed Sir Charles. The relationship of the latter to the Whigs was shortly to become more agreeable. Lord Howick went up to the House of Lords, in the room of his father, deceased. The Whigs were out of office ...

... empire. Since his return to efiee scarcely a lay has passed without some generous cord or liberal act. Balzac said that the whig party wa the wife of (hen-pecked) England; we may be glowed to describe Me. de Peroigny as the better hel of the secord ...

... Germans, and Eng- lanA, for the English. They were now divided into Wtigs andI Tories, but they did not want England for the Whigs, nor- yet for the Tories, but they wanted Englaud for the Be cglish, and he hoped they would get a GovrernmeLt en- do teed ...

... this, a'soeiation. 'Year rouneil Is pleased to fled that the members are of all shades of polities and sosial conditions. The Whig sad Con. ji servativa, the rich end the poor, the educated-and the compa- n nativel uneducated, all mneet in this. as~ocoiton ...

... years; there is reason a' to believe, however, that when difficulties have h occurred he was often consulted by the active tl Whig chiefs; but the Duke's chief employment lo has been the improvement of his vast estates, building schools, churches, and cottages ...

... to pass 'through' Rose N Street a minute or two before one o'clock, ti t when, to .my astonishment, I saw numbers of or the Whig Clique and their friends passing T r in. 'by the' back entrance. Among these si I noticed Mr Duncan, the son-in-law of a t ...

... opi- nion,'among the landed proprietors in Aberdeenshire. We rather think they do, and as in most county elections Whig acrok.are Whig votes, and Tory acres Tory votes, there can be little doubt as to the issue of the coming contests If we are te regard ...