... 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. ...

... and, by . y ample prone., be dimmer. .bar. on. ay. Mere tom litawl, that 6.1. enabled, by Immo ..f various 1.. render lit. Whig nod tiro pi !help'. of optic., um IMIt satire above ordinary mimes. M.D. From PHILIP CIAMPToP, list. (I Ott.llo, V. ...

... 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 ...

... the present. Tho formation of this collection occupied much of Bell’s attention during the many years of his life. —Northern Whig, ...

... STARCH. 1. 81pd Ham: FALK OF POKTII ANTRA OS. MOMS, MO6. DEBK3. DRIttIBINO.CASIs. MRS WRMYSS 77, formerly Oratorio* lila., Whig time limited for Stook disposed of proflooo to rotirlai from la to wake null lankier la Prior. The Shop bola' lot, to of ratio ...

... and hie olboal meatio., of layasia marry I. many of tar forms. Il• ark• In you , therefure, on ale Wort mina a weight and whig/a an other on. eau claim ; sad if I orator. 'y • very fideword., In seconding which he has r. el..queotly propmed, It le simply ...

... of the charred to eammia• Me el • railway tiro* lie eapaest• Italy hem ' voted • af the lirough tb. Is Xtramier. Wiwi* far 'Whig it through the of tido doelice, tb• Boudoir to. metal em• Whine floral towards the of • Us of thrum* th• La li Vistres, is ...

... _power . _Now our party is _nominally iii _cilicelint _we have no _power at _all . Then _we _liclil the _balance between tlie Whigs and tlie . _Conservatives . _ISoth of them _were anxiously _suing for our _support on every _important measure , and carefully ...

... the populace of Dudley. For the present, however, the Times Whig, or rather Palmcretonian; and it takes advantage of the reaction against Democracy abuse the Radicals —whose votes the Whigs have so often solicited, and for whose prejudices it is itself ...

... superior _virtue in the ' _Scottish character . • The real reason , it _seems , is that Scotchmen don't care _about politics _. Whig and Tory are alike to them _, they see no difierence ; consequently , says . the Time _/ reviewers , they won't be bribed ...

... 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- ...