... _intelligence of this county . ( _Applauae . ) And we stnil _see whether tbe _expreaaion o £ the _noble _Lord _as _fed the _Whig ch ' que ,. as he was _pleased to call _it _, will be borne out by the _electors whom the clique is _alleged to override , ...

... but not wholly to give up, his visits; And this man, whom the popular suspici ce imagines to be a puppet in the hands of a Whig. French clique, is so obstinate as to refuse tle earnest entreaties of both the aristocratic the democratic sections of his ...

... their choice, the same post which carried the requisition to that gentleman conveyed r..ivate letters from leading lawyer Whigs :aging him not to stand. The result is already known ; he declined to come forward ; and Sir John Campbell, the favourite candidate ...

... the Lord Advo- cate's law, or pay the Lord Advocate's tax, three Edinburgh newspapers-the representatives' of the divi ded Whigs and Tories-were affirming that the tax was fully paid, and that only a mere handful of fanatics were holding out. The truth ...

... John Christie of Millbank and party, and Mrs Paterson and party, and Miss Meiklcjolm and party, Finlay, editor of Northern Whig, and Miss Steele; 'Mr and Miss Tod. Mr Simpson, Mr and Miss Annandale and party. William Bertram ol Suicaton, ilr Thomas Paterson ...

... of their party ; and there is, for the moment, a return of something like the old cordiality between the Radicals and the Whigs. The Government has acquired strength too from the changes that have taken place. Mr Cardwell has too long been left in the ...

... So-called Confederate States in these matters. The latest expression■ of Earl Russell indicate a continued and characteristic Whig partiality for a belligerent which is established in Downing Street by the sanction of red-tape, and which has Mr Adams for ...