... 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 ...

... hung out at windows, with Hanoverian as princely descendants hanging by their heels with is their heads cut off; and leading Whig journal$ to containing such statements as There are 50,000 d. Scotchuneen ready to cross the bordeis if the an Refocus Bill ...

... The miserable horror of change, which must in time reduce any country t' idiocy, obtains in 1805, with the almost moribund Whigs, as much as in 1S02. We are often tempted to ask, Has the world moved on since 1802 ? Has the whirligig of Time only reproduced ...

... plain the circumstances which evoked it. t A POLITICvAL OAM. . The Ilighlt Rlon ourable William Monsell is, ]Ilese to note, a Whig, though a Roman I Catholie, He once held office in the Aberdeeu n `iionite (overnment, and I fancy would not at ahui~ecet to ...

... obtuseness in failing to perceive what he til sees in the Whig idol of consistency and trnst- vworthiness. Can there be anything in the shadow of ta Downing Street, or a clap on the shoulder by the Whig tI Government in changing men's opinions? It is possibly ...

... one has hid the Dr temerity to enter the fil-Id against three Liberals, he in hiS been miserably beaten,. Bat this lime tihe Whig lMr BlackI iS openly adopted by the Coniservalives as their candidlate. They halve undoubtodly g6ol retson ,e foraccepting ...

... certainly ano ulproivious I meeCiDng-(renew1etl h, eghitel) -ulli real l rh w elle hosov the afilietioa of their friends the Whigs about it, it n grieved hlu to the very heart. Isut they (ttbe Wlig3) es forgot ai the while that tbhey hired i'a a free couritre ...

... of your single-haadod efforts culminating in ouch a glo rious ach ievement as the deliverance of Sootland's metropolis from Whig tyranny and muni- I cipal misrule, Your position is one which any journalist in the kingdom might envy. To those not en gaged ...

... his present tirrinsg-the. cireleof' his liberalitjeisg' so narrow th'at the centre an d circam- ference coincide., I bid ibe Whigs welcome to his .ud, and that of Iiis hall-doien confreres.' He 'is a congenial correspondent to the columns of the SC.t9o- ...

... interests. He has proved himself all that' we asserted and believed he would be when we helped him to crash, the miserable Whig clique which had so long, w ith the Lord Advocate, sat like a nightmare on the energies and spirits of the people. Edinburgh ...

... upport every mieasure-every good and liberal ox xneasuro-wlbethter these measures may be brought in by a Consorvative or a Whig Goyernment-tI %applansb). Gentlemen, it is measures We want, ir it is not men-(hear, hear). Had it been mensures C only we ...