... and representation of the city e- with their constisat voting for the Whig Minist rs On . questions affecting the game of change seats and t the see-saw principle of Up with Whig and down with Tory-will tender their votes for Messrs M'Laren and Miller ...

... the harness proving too heavy before its close. What then ? Scores of candidates offer them- selves to the electors, not as Whigs, not as adherents 1 of Earl Russell or Mr Gladstone, or as holding the o opinions of either the one or the other, but as sup- ...

... means. Both seats must be kept. Edinbu rgh must be crushed, My Lord Advocate, forsooth, will not act. except with a Whig of the Whigs-that is, with one who' will do nothing himself, and will '~t trouble his Lordship by asking him to leave hisowvn per- ...

... 'oinot to vote at'all. ' This' is common ,!i ' . '. ; .i .- . . : , t , , ' h sese.. No; party is so.bound to punish. the Whigs asathe Cefise'rvatives, seeing that the former by a shameful and disbononorable ,trick'haveo for ' fIve years',iept s6'atso ...

... universally, recognised in Edinburgh but for the IfenvtnoOmed hostility of the old Whig clique, which he has offended too deeply to be forgiven. The clique composed of the Whig Parliament House interest, is repudiated by the healthier and more independent ...

... the sub' ject is bound, logically and necessarily, to Come to this conclusion ; and every Government, whether it calls itself Whig, Tory, or Rtdiedl, ortis a Mosaio of all three, cannot help believing, however unwilling it may be to acknowledge it. For the ...

... Seot- lAnd from iif ib~ject condition of- beiag' the pocLet burgh of a local Whig magnate-Sir William Giliacn-Craii/, of Riceartou. the leader of the Ed}dinbnii'*h Gov. rnmeat Whigs-hava been addressing the electors, and have been receivedr ivith all the ...

... lie effect of that expression eco of natural and irrepressible indignation will do the fin Whigs: geod for all -time to 'comie. Not that 'I in think the 'Whigs 'will be long-lived., I believe, dn on the; contrary, that their political end drawethi Th ...

... This is exactly the position in which the Whig aIt 'Government is now placed-(hear, hear). The MO .Conservatives fought, and fought manfully, for the their Bill ; they were beaten, and beaten too by the ~the Whigs,. on the ground that their Bill was not ...

... Liberals are endeavouring to bring out the Hon. - Molyfieux, brother to the Earl of Sefton, along with another territorial Whig.-Sir B. Kaye dlhuttleworth, it is said-and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in oppo- sition to tbe Hon. Algernon Egerton, Mr ...

... and.a moral point of view; they expose the chicanery and treachery of mere he partyislu, whether. -t.b tha t of Whig Tories, or ,te Tory Whigs; they take up the violated pledges n and pro':iIses of Suahien as MrS'u ig such timeserVeis as the Lord Advocate ...

... working clhsses.' *.-;ar imentary reorers ' nnust incessantly ' peg, 0or away ;' forib.iasprettyclarbythisttime that the 1, Whigs aire.'.bant ,upon shelving Reform, rnmi in- ab tend to do their. utmost, at the cosninq general 7M'%1eectioni to hold'ollice ...