... THE WHIG CONYITTEK SlR.—The raid baa begun in earnest; the private std eonhdential circu la rs are bg issued, ward etir.gb are assembled, and the olive branch is to be L.-d out t,. the working man. tit Stephen's and St Andrew's have begun the battle ...

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... teal strength of this new alliance—new, we have said, and unnatural, had we believed official Whig nature to be better than we hate here found it—a combined Whig-Tory was to be made on the menial* was to this particular point dig. the bent the force of hie ...

... vigorous premismhe draws the well-known limping conclusion : what we are to bevels, not a Liberal, but the old Whig franchise. Well, there are old Whigs. and there are older. Chules James Fox, Mr Moncreiff reminds us, was in favour of household suffrage ; and ...

... soygestim was wads that the Whig Government bed been guilty of proposim—l miff sot use strong words, but, in short, a }ob—(boar, Mar) —in Imposing a salary should be gives to Lord Clerk Register. Now, as respects either the Whig Government or the Tory Goverement ...

... a policy, whereas his Prime Minister thinks the game can be played better another way, and, above all, desires to keep two Whigs for he bow as long as possible.—Globe. The Prussian made known to Lord Stanley that, in consequence of the union with the Prussian ...

... candidate, aho politically insignificant as he was, even against the Whig Lord Advocate, if the Conservatives bad not come energetically to the rescue. Mr Adam Black, the ether Whig candidate—a gentleman universally esteemed for his personal character ...

... could give additional abed the objects the meeting of the Whig Committee hod in view. besides what had appeared in the Deily Reefs, or if any one could give facts bearing upon proceedings of the Whig Committee, they would be very glad to hear thee The prospect ...

... cold inrush a way as shall really make it seem bet, or to blow hot as a refrigerator. This is the problem of the Edinburgh Whigs. They are willing to coalesce with Radicals ; they are willing to coalesce with Tories ; ad they want is to carry their own ...

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... Will they harness Behemoth to the dog-cart in which an Edinburgh Whig rides to Parliament? Not if they know it,—and we have let them know The one consideration that must always prevent the Whig-Tory party from getting the working men of &Aland, is that the ...

... THE LONDON PRESS. MD NONEDAINY AND TIM OLD warns. (From the Times.) The question for the Whig Member for Edinburgh now is what ire the prospects of the Reform cause and the party in the State which has supported it. Mr Moncreiff justly estimates the obstacles ...