... _true Liberal _opimona , and _endeavouring to _upset _that miKrabIe Whig _clique _that _boaststime _after time , that they can _' _return a member for _toe _county . ( _Applause . ) That Whig clique _haa _reduce _: _! _theindependent _electors ol _: the county ...

... doubt that- this also threw* a en th tender sympathy and k M ind which at they profess to feel for r plidriven away by the Whig been ails it hen standing aqua as hoed Loughborough c in his manly and independent way before the elrcron. is a mum* MTr hom• ...

... Sheep, PAM ROBERT BUIST, WIZ WOGS AOTNT AND 1$ GRAHAM NTNICET. Witutte-- 1 PURCHASE, a 81100NDHAWD ('ART tor ludgb. Also, a at *Whig Trlee. 413, Mart; i 1 • • I L. . 1., 4,.:, - WANTND, by a Young Mm of Good Addrein. awl a SITUATION to a Wed: with a view to ...

... it required manyyears to recover Of the third committee-man, all we can say is that Sir William Gibson-Craig is an excellent Whig, but that Whiggery. which does imply a ciertaiii avidity of honours and a disposition to regard as grist everything that comes ...

... guarding Against the bombarding Of Fed-or of Confect-Ovation Rest and be thankful! From amanita oratorical, Quotations historical, Whig precedents, brought out in batches From long-winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), Served cold, in the shape of &snitches ...

... has had the effect —by removing Mr fitansfeld—of restoring to his Lordship the for sous time wavering allegiance of the_ Old Whig party, who had a strong disliked Mt yo 4 Mend of • Mold if Mr. Brest; dad ft had the effect of wield/serum the Liberals from ...

... fuiture of Italy; their i indiguation at the treachery may be readily }' understood and cannot reasonably be condemned. J The Whig chiefs toyed with and flattered o the idol of the people so lonzg as it served their |t purpose ; so soon as their' purpose ...

... be looking forward with °serum to the advent to power of a Conservative Ministry, sad that with so little difference between Whig and Tory on other points, those of them who formerly voted for supporters of the present Government will pause before they ...

... charactheriti ase in dieo atingth inappreciable line of distinction that separatesl the modern W~hig from the modra Tory. Take from the address of the- Whig nominee the sentence that he is thoroughly attached to the great Liberal party in this country ...

... Thonison's lot to upset them. I think the days of close boroughs have ever passed away_, and whether they be abut up in the Whig interest or the Conservative interest, I think it is alike reprehensible and bad. I for one would Aare a fair field sad no ...

... of the .1 try mark. nosily • the ✓II 111 It hope ,f rr 10 iu that In sow eat, he Pre II led led never. have be stake!. tar Whig by utterly %nee French dit c use mutest. le Belt la roe. the eve e riod• e of thlA iorth of Notion. err! to ...

... will give them a good cry to go to the country with. The Conservatives on their side are as much alive to this danger as the Whigs are quick to see the advantage it would give them. Their object is to defeat the Ministers before Gladstone has time to develop ...