... OF' EDINBURGH q AND THE DEPENDENT WHIGS. The Conservatives =6f Mlinburgh 'are evidently day'bylday. becoming more and more-alive to the abssrdity of thir giving theirvotesato their arch and;uus cruinls enemies 0,AeV Whigs'-pien .ho almost eveiyWbere, W hile ...

... Common gratitude and common humanity alike call out for a merciful consi- deration of his present state.-I am, &c., HUMANITAs. WHIG SECTARIAN AND DENOMINATION,1L EDUCATION IN IRELAND. SIn,-In these days when apostacy and ronezgadism from high principles are ...

... assurances from 1 tbe Ministry that theywould disposeof itin someu wiiy more agreeable to Lord John 'Russell. Mr Black, an obil Whig, the past member and.present b candidate for Edinburgh, in the Uitinist'rial inte- rest-and who, I believe, will be returled ...

... 'deniial!' has-just left tAe rnat.ter thihs where itifound 'it, publicly' uncontraidlicted by the and guiltyL party, whomitbe Whig clique have taken: under stair theirilwing. -; This isa quite5ildrteeping jWith, other LThpe 1lodging emanating from rthe snse ...

... felt for' a J long time amougst nearly all classes .of the com-' munity. ' DISTRESSIzz ArFrAIR ir BEILFAST.-The North- ciy ern Whig says-The chief topic of local gossip is a most painful occurrence in: which are involved c members of a family which has long ...

... an 'liller, the popular caudidates, ,te friends of Eleotoral Reform and Civil and,., Religious Liberty, against renegadp Whigs and de- moralised Tories, will be carried triumphantly on the day of election. They ought, to be, and. they will be, and, it ...

... assurance from the Ministers that they would dispose of it in some way more agreeable to Lord John Russell. Mr. Black, an old Whig Member for Edinburgh-where, I believe, he will be returned at the top of the poll- declhred be would not accept the £6 frauchise ...