... I hope prepared, in the throes and heart- burnings of election struggles. The rallyingory of Government in danger, The Whig inte. rest, The Lorry,and TheIndustrialclasses are dangerous, is about to be raised by one faction, who aspire to rule ...

... probably leave some of his readers more in the dark on the matter of constitu- tional principles than they expected, from the Whig leader who drew up the law by which our national representation is at present ruled. On this subject he says:- There were evidently ...

... necessdry to support the,. Whig Bill,: be. 'at cause the Liberals, too, were. going down the scale, hi and I thought it best to arreat,tbe downward.tendency. I But afterwards 1I eaw'that the Whig Bill wasidan. gerous (that is, the Whigs having secured oflice ...

... 'proceeding would havoebee ,;sca~rcely. possible. iB The' Duke iis ;preeminently a Whig.' As 'Lord r d Harry.Vane'inddsd; -l-e.who the';very beau-ideal Ld. -:of a Whig, and ten yearas ajo would ihave held' Dr '.ecarcely two opinions' on, political subjects ...

... Cobden the high 'compliment, whlich is uhiyvrsa1l1y x hat itwas .then' Sir Robert. Peel's po,liqy to exalt Cobden above 'the Whigs,, who had suddenly become total, repealers, and .uhose,.conduct, in ,coalescing, w~vith Lord, George, 'Benttnck aud' Mr Disraeli ...

... he was merely a pure Whig-(laughter.) Mr BAxTxR, in acknowledging the resolution,' said he had confessed his sins of omission and of commission, and he was glad to hear Mr Jameson do the same-(laughter and applause). The pure Whigs were long extinct. A ...

... the instances stere witr tbie crnrvaosers, publioans particslarli, anid of the quarrelsome ladrs of big growtth hirerl by tie Whig cormierit ce. lFourthl and last-Two inltances at one boott, that at George Square, in which attempts owere orade by eaumvassers ...

... other words, the Liberals of Edinburgh are expected to aid in returning a Tory, and at the same time to aid in returp- ing a Whig who, if he were as honest as Adam Black, would declare himself to he a Tory tJo. Principles will have indeed come to a pretty ...

... has no right to use his land. lord's land to vote against him.' This is no peculiarity, of Toryism,.for in the.same county a Whig peer wrote to an honoorable member of the present Parliament, stating that as he (the noble Lord) did not think himn a fit ...

... said there is a I 5 compact between the leading landlords in Rox. i 3 burghshire and Selkirkshire, that if the former return a Whig the latter must return 'a Tory. As the Hon. W. Napier lhas started in the Libe- I ral interest in opposition'to the eon of ...

... Texas -avairy, on the nlight of the 16th escaping the observation vf the naval forces. : - Wash'n ton, April 22 The Richmnd Whig of yesterday says-2or some days it has been reported here that the so-called Confederate Government, consisting of Jeff. Davis ...

... supported by the electors A of his own district as a candidate for a seat in the 9- State Legislature; but his principles being Whig, LO he was rejected by the county in favour of a Demo. crrat. Unsuccessful in the country store which he then opened, he wvas ...