... special one for this purpose. PAVING, IC. Mr MACKIE reported that it world be better if a footpath was made along the Borth of Whig* Lim, which was remitted back to the Committee to confer with the landlord?. ...

... instance, however, as in many others, appearances may be deceitful. It will be a new thing if the Member for Birmingham out- Whigs the Whigs as to decline a good measure if offered by the Tories; while, on the other hand, although Members of the late Government ...

... used to be known as the Pope's Brass Band, the Ultrafllontane Catholics of Ireland having made common cause with the English Whigs. Mr Waldrox is a Conservative and a Catholic ; Captain White is a Liberal and a Protestant; and in the most intensely priestly ...

... Bricur’s reiterated attacks upon the Tories as sinners above all with regard to this questionof Reform. We say again that if the Whigs and Liberals had been united the Tories would have been powerless to oppose Reform, and that it is extremely doubtful whether ...

... party, has, in a political sense, far less weight in Scotland than in England. There are, of course, many Scotchmen who are Whigs or Tories like Steenie Steenson, juist oot o' a kind o' needcessity to belang to a'e pairty or the ither but, generally speaking ...

... you tuen him towards it, a e him will shrink from it. took latter mode. though he thought with the Tories and acted with the Whigs, I always him from the charge of in- A man is not a'traitorfor town it stormed and sacked, to the enemy when instead of waiting ...

... bitterness of feeling, is now practically settled. Whatever Administration may bring in the next Reform Bill, whether Tory or Whig, there can be no doubt that the Bill will either be, or profess to be, comprehensive. ...

... that he hed acted very in the woman ugh the street in sui Mr discharged both the and cau- tioned them as to their future The Whig ssys—The case seems likely to lead to an a le conclusion, as the two sailors have resolved to take each “‘ for better, for ...

... concurred with or differed from his brethren, his opinion always commanded respect. Lord Ivory was a steady adherent of the Whig party; and on frequent occasions during the Reform struggle he rendered his party signal service. He is the author of an edition ...

... may have given Lord Derby the hint. Literary men receive far too few such appointments, unless County Court given by the Whigs to the father-in4aw influential London editor, considered one. The Tories have now chance of doing gracious thing ; and I hope ...

... given Lord Derby the hint. Literary men receive far too few such appointments, unless a County Court Judgeship, given by the Whigs to the father-in-law of an influential Lon- don editor, be considered one. The Tories have now a chance of doing a gracious ...

... attempted any decided re sistance. Nor can we seesthe discretion of so continually assailing the Tories while tho renegade Whigs—with of Mr Lowz— are hever mentioned, and while, so far as we have heard, nothing has been done to heal the divisiong im the ...