... the ground that his client was merely cor a labourer. M'Connell's appearance in Court is Pro thus described by the Northetrin Whig : The at defendant was on. of the Most oetraorclinary cas looking persons. that ever a breach of promise cot case was brought ...

... from the Courant's polite comment on the proceedings. Had our cotemporary half the brains or a tithe of the prudence of its Whig brother, it would like him have avoided saying anything whatever on a subject of which it is ignorant, or about which it might ...

... iitentd to carry it, or you wvould niever have given it upi after it had been d(lebated night after night. I have given yo.u Whigs a lonjg trial, an(l I(ow I :ive thnl(II you overboard altogether-(lord laig~litei). I w-ill tell youL Why. I never found a ...

... ordinary measuses adopted to try to give it m footing under tie pretence of its being sometIling else thmnml a pure Free Church Whig clique palier. The Edinburgh public k]now all the parties about it alld their designs; ainil, we may adld, not favoerably. ...

... to carry an anti- c Reform resolution in any public meeting in m 3 Edinburgh as to carry all honest Liberal motion .s in a Whig Cabinet. Lest, however, there should se be any doubt on this subject, we have over and over agail suggested to the working ...

... &c. There lie did his work, for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came to grief; And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they won, W.so was Foreign See. but John Palmerston I Sing hey, &c.. Since then years thirty and one lie's seen, But no mark ...

... were commissioned to perform. Public morality has suffered more dur- ing the past two years by the perfidy and trea- clhery of Whig Statesmen, and those who keep them in countenance and support, than by the worst excesses of the worst classes of the mobo- ...

... eldoctor who thoughit there was no remne(ly like bleeding, although the complaint it- self mnight lie loss of blood, your pure Whig tnever stops for all instalnt to inqunire into the sdiscase-he at once proscribes a Board. He is s political Dr llolloway, ...

... Kiiigs YiE) C-onIty Frlrn- chisc Bill. To ioth oar perfidious Government had given the cold shoulder ; to kill theam both Whig and Tory triclksters had cordially agreed 310 other result, titerefore, than thr.t which has oc- curred could have been reasonably ...

... Macaulay, as may be verified by refe- rence to the fifth volume of his History of England, are :- Canvassed actively on the Whig side ! A DISTINCTION WITH A DlFFEsRECE.-A fiend in human form suggests that, in these days of patent candles and much writing ...

... break with the cause, to be ranked with its enemnies, this is too dreadful even for the most re- actionary of House of Commons Whigs. The intolerable annoyance which Mir ]aines's Bill has given to these gentlemen comes of this, that it puts one more obstacle ...

... Tories, whom hIe has de- t tectcl, and wvhose strength lie has so weakened, i 5honl hobe in armsi againslt him, as that the Whigs, wvho owe hins so jilunb, and wlso arc now likely to owe hlim so lnuch msore, should, through their accredited chiefs and orgalns ...