... n. A boldl attempt at a job has miscarried. Conservatives. Dwho thought to carve out a new constittuency in Scotland; and Whigs who were not unwilling to .allow the schemne, to be tried, in. the hope thiat. -it would become a preserve for Edinburgh law- ...

... challenge was not accepted at the 'a time, but there is every probability of another race coining Ju off between the same ?? Whig. vi as TUREEY. an DEATH Or, THE SULTAN. c It seems an examination made shortly before the death of hi the late Xultan revealed ...

... promptly gave up his seat. The Earl of Zetland is the patron of Richmond, and having lately received a blue rib. bon from the Whigs, will,.of course, return Mr Palmer at the request of Lord Palmerston. EBRLIGIOUS TESTS. You will have seen that Mr Black strongly ...

... re'aabel~' 6f the ctxtteduvsist htt*2 I1 e-uhboni, t'.he ?? b~hif.tis gveht0 e ii r.~ibrie'atm^p,.3 ?? o *Eent eecnflckd. As the 'Whig faction decays and tot- Y ters, it wvill clutch stilimoore eagerly1 at those domago~ues Y for support by w~hose means it has ...

... treats me with respect now I am nobody?' inquires Lord To ts- Eldon, His son replies, It is Sir John Campbell, the 1|1 Je 'Whig Solicitor-General. I wonder what they would ev qt have said of me, exclaimed the ex-Chancellor, if I had pe N driven ...

... ItIress. -- tic THE LAST WIIG:JOB. dig The Herald writes:- a I Lord Broughanm has deserved well f his ab country and of the Whigs. No one grudges him be the honours that have;i fallen to' his share'; and' 'hen it became known that our gracious Sove- WC ...

... are we not going on rather too fast ? Perhaps, will whisperziome poor timid, well-neaning Con- servative or equally timid Whig. To: whibh one cannot help answering somewhat petulantly, Fool, no! look into your Bible you believe that, don't you-and you ...

... to refer to the fact that the more bigoted opponents of the system were beginning to lay down their arms. From the Nordaera Whig we now learn, that one of the pillars of the Society-the Right Hon. Joseph Napier, ex- Chancellor of Ireland-has withdrawn ...

... of a certainly'muchlees' vitg'or'ouaspes, sure from 'the 'sanecquarter, he has clung to the Aus- ' trian-oreed of-the old _Whig ptqrty, and ostentatiously refused, by every means in his power, the shadow of a moral sanotioi to. the- Hungarian movement ...

... demonstrative politician; but his pre- dilections were, IYbelieve, Conservative. This trivial circamstance ought not, even under Whig rule, to have obstructed a promotion which was the just re- ward of talent, and learning, and character; and it is happily ...

... hiadicals, itud effectually stop this tide of democracy, which threatens to cngulph both Whigs and Conservatives. I confess I have not observed this. The Whigs are getting weaker, the Tories stronger; but I do not perceive any signs of coalition. But ...

... of weakness and of ever-ieoreasing u-. Poji:,arity. WVe really supposed that we had outlived the feeling wlf9h ?? to a few Whig families all the higher oliees of the State, but we seem to have annihilated the last ten years, and to have 6turned all at ...