... but I must put in a word for our great Iseader in the Commons. Heo has been accused-not by Tories only, but by wishy-washy Whigs and theirforgans in the press, some of them, I regret to say, not uninfluential in Scotland-of bullying and dictating to the ...

... rights, and any identification with either of the parties which have hitherto alternately misgoverned our country-being neither Whigs nor Tories, but reformers- we claim from you that hearty support which must result in your complete political enfranchisement ...

... notes and gold. At M!oNTH'S ExrERIENoEl.-In a former paper we expressed the opiniess that any goverumeist, whether composed of Whigs or Tories, would, in the existing state of pubhie feeling, act un wisely if it met parliamenut with a cut-and-dry reform bill ...

... Reform Bill, desired to strengthen their own inter- mediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the aristocratic Whigs, hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...