... think he has been able to expound them intelligently and p aetically. (Laughter.) For myself, I don't know whether you are a Whig, Tory, or Radical. ( La ughter.) Mr KINNEAR— I think I may answer that am nearest to the Radical. Mr Weon—l would like to know ...

... chin. ry, dwelling heroes, * e., and for the purpose farther sad •Menges the workings the said agnes. Is wrest eta of vharse Whig &plaits be raceme.' is all, as aka tie arms le nails. ore hi Oesingleal al Ratan Mom iNlii * T II TRIE COMM LEC IT itaH ). ...

... thot no old Whig . represents the lee • of the majority of this county, although a may. I implore you, gentleman, on ano th er oemwion nether to try a Conservative and see if you won't get mare out Of hint than yes win eat of any old Whig among thew. ...

... CANDllDATE.| W~e had not spaco to do more that intimate in our last the results of the meetings of the Con- servative andl Whig candidates at Dunfermline, and wre certainly had no intention, had wve had all the spare roomn in the world, of inflicting ...

... _has . _nixn _able , to expound _them _iateUigiUy . andwelL _' _• formyomipart i _ildonotknoiv _whether he _ii , actually a . Whig , a _Torg _. or a BadicaL ( _Iatl (! Be _» _. ); _M .. •• . ;•_ ,-. ., .. ; .. . T _: _; _i ! _. . ; . • h •• l : 'J . ' . ...

... Liberal. We call Whigs—they themselves Liberia's. Now, 1 holdthat if there is such a thing as a Liberal it is a Coaservative. I think that has been shown over aid over again in the ltay the Conservatives, you may say, have supported the Whig Ministry, and ...

... pounds, while the rewards of the poor and needy a re shillings I Hurrah ! It was the Tories who were the jobbers; the Whigs never-oh, never !-I am, &cc., A BRAEAYRs. ...

... A,+~~Q~,T~T: het wink. and of 11 kap established. ; q lOW sample' foe d Whig high tabs. Balls and at• NNW ; sone What. 01 pinball., lb to 6d ; to Ns ; bele or do, Ns to 255. per bushel, lb, Vs to les; dd., penis; 15s, IYo. and pen, Ns to 18. per WA ...

... _applazue)—a 1 Radical __ not . _nominated in _•> _by' _• _tract in _MMkinch , and _ffapporfced by all _the influence of the old Whig ruflty _party—( _laoghfa-. r _andhiwa)—bat • _Radical who « im _« at Uidepe _» denc « . who _would _glory in the _exorccsum ...

... it was, indicated with so much precision the rationale of Parliamentary reform in general, and what we suppose may call the Whig view of this reform in particular, as to make it worthy of consideration. may point out in limine that the Premier has now ...

... and dining at the same table in a private dinner party given in honour of the illustrious Italian. It is not unusual that the Whig and Tory leaders should meet on the same platform or attend the same dinner in order to advance some charitable or national ...

... bold diem% amiantus at 11Id per Piece. 17 OREENsIDE PLACE 17 The VPlea* Mee. Übe aturelt Sleet et th e Largest Cloths out of Whig ICamptallas Yd Cork Carpet. rip ICH MOND, STRUTHERS, CO , CABINETMAKERS AND UPHoLsTEREgat. % BUCHANAN ST DLAISHOC, Invite PART ...