... shortly anticipated, thought I may be excused if I add, that as many of my tenants 'as 'can conscientiously support 'a bona fde Whig candidate, in con- tradistinction to an ultra Radical on the one hand, or a so-called 'LiberaI Conservativei on the other, ...

... amiss for a juvenile politician to be in less hurry to run a muck even at old Tory statesmen, to say nothing of all the great Whig greybeards-before he has digested his political spoon-meat. ...

... Radical Or- he gans assume virtues to men of their own way of thinking, 1 ir- wbich they utterly deny to their opponents. To be a Whig or a Radical is to be above all the wretched influences which are supposed to possess the soul of a Conservative. Accord- h ...

... ons. of ' or aiyhlms ? Is Jnot' i eve'y Dewspaper, in the 'main, a reflex' of ' the iniud of its patrops9 '[ho Ric1umoiZd Whig's one of the .oldes' journals ' lished in the rebel eapitalid has probablyad intelligen't and sob, r a cas' of 'readers as ...

... the late Lord James Stuart and Colonel James Stuart, who have been successively guardians to the minor, have adhered to the Whig party. ...

... libertine; very handsome; black, with a fine eye; 45years oId. He was very active for the Union, and a warm supporter of tbe Whig party. 'At the election of representative ,peers for Scotland in 1708 he was returned, 1but'after a prolonged investigation ...

... gold chains, watches, and other articles of jewellery, he has recovered about £1500 worth of the stolen pro- perty.-Globe. A WHIG JOB.-Rumours of a very unplea- seant nature are in circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of MVr. Leo- ...

... caught in something like a serape, everybody was down upon him from every quarter. It was not with much surprise that we found a Whig Chancellor nominating (as the Attorney- General puts it) a gentleman who stood to him in the relation of son, to a lucrative ...

... fact and solid reasoning. Sir Edward Lytton was once a Whig; but he could not under. stand Adam Smith, and Ricardo, and Oo~onel Thompson, and when the battle for Free-trade came on, he left the Whig ranks, went right~over to the Conservative camp, and spoke ...

... General Sheridan. A meeting has been held in Danville to obtain sub. scriptious of provisions for Lee's army. The Rich- enony W~hig says, Lee's army must be fed or we lose all. On Sunday Richmond was excited by a rumour that Johnston had defeated Sherman ...

... men of re law. But as matters stand, the practice is souniversal ttbe that we scarcely expected to find asiybody, whether 0 Whig, Tory, or Radical, specially assailed for resorting b] to it. es Of Mr Niciol's qualifications for the representation of Ifts ...

... organ for.tbdfree- play of the mipd,,we hare not., But 'we thave the. ,'i burgh,,levie '' existing as an.orgad of, tie old Whigs, and for as muchi-play'of rnind Jrmay suit its beihg that';,we'have the 'Quarterly Review' existing as ian orgau of the Torie ...