... They hare the precedent of their predecessor ; for, antil this Session no Whig Oovernment since Lord AUborpc'a time has seriously t with it, and Mr Gla.lstune, until suited bis purpose this yetr to take it up, has repeatedly spoken and roted in silence ...

... their shoulders, and on the shoulders of the working men !’ So that the Whigs -not to sjteak of the Police—had better take the hint, and ‘look out.’ Meantime, let wish them all—Whig, Radical, and Tory, * A Merry Christmas.’ TABLE SHOWING THE PRICES OF CRAIN ...

... ‘ex trente right* section the U ldij jairty. While the ‘QnarteHy ’ is hostile, it will observed that the * Review.'' j-rvat Whig organ, only feebly favoursbl. to the Then- au- various expressions employed in the article wlach seem show that the conductor* ...

... turn of the wheel, for Whigs have in past years, well now. been known to make strong Radical speeches, and yet remain mere Whigs after all, and sometimes indeed Whigs of the type, caring nothing for these things. And now that the Whigs are out of office, ...

... citizen of long and bonountble atan hn, avowrslly an ‘anient* Reformer of I*, one of the moat rampant Reformers of ‘good old Whig.* Apart from this a) Hphnkling of Riulicalisin, which only guv. when hard pinched in its tenderer aensih wua in excellent humour ...

... public men. particularly tin ae of the Whig - ...

... had not l«vn attempted, and consequently hail nut failed. Lord Palmerston had tried Government directed by Whigs, and a joint Government of Whig* and Radicals ; it remained try a Government dir.-ctedcm Radical pnnciplcsnn.lsup|»ortcdasfar as possible lags ...

... that the Ternph '. though iu his branch the farailv for sixty years and nior.. had all origiuelly been Whigs Gladstone couldod ti -ui claims ajua Whig acceptance as tbcec. The son of t. suesil r- bant > began liu- in a ship hull ding house Leith, tilad-D ...

... Society’s Show—first at Glasgow, and next at Aberdeen.) There has boon good deal stir in jiolitical circles here of late. The Whigs, it appeals, have been * organizing,* and the Radicals have taken alarm. The inhabitants of the Old Town could scarcely have ...

... Wine and Spirit Cellar*, Ac.. Ac There a commodious Coaeb-llouM Ruilding eontaius a Thret -Slalk-'l MaMe. ami au adjoiinug whig are Coal house and other out-Houses. In- whole l*n ini' ...

... Orion. Veil low. do do. fordo. Moira. Smith, at Callao, May, from Melbourne, and sailed (or Islands. tone was general by the Whig Statesmen which Lord Demy /Visf says Sir Bulwcr Lytton and Sir John Pttkingtou will be raised to the Peerage. The .v«r savs ...

... honourable opponent to try hi* principle If wanted Increase the game, sir Jam.-*—• Ido not want it » Nor was It a question between Whig and Tory, though it might be quite true ihat some Liberal landlord? let their shootings flic uiatler could arranged with tenants ...