... advocates who alc aye too to shuffle of the political minim, not to erg the Whig on to—it may be their Perliswintery ruin, in the hope of picking up a few crowd.. of comfort. The Whigs shonM let well alone or they will lose to • certainty both pasta and ...

... Dvatur, Thursday. This morning, on the arrival of the Liverpool steercer, five men peseengere were arrested on suspicion of Whig freniane. One of them stated that he was the eorrespondeat of a New York paper, and was et owe diseliarged. TEE WATERFORD ELECTION ...

... Diafrauclliae a number of small Whig boroughs and transfer their seats to places now unrepresented. the voters in which form the strength of the Liberal party in the counties, and the thing is done to a considerable extent. The Whig borough kiss its members ...

... perhaps greserapidity. Suppose that Moaned( and Richardson (one of the proposed new candidates) wore to be elected, that the Whigs pin obtained power, and that Mr Monmiff were to be appointed Lord Advocate, what Admit re-election if he had to fam Mr Id Urea ...

... I *Mk, says their berth on Losal Politico, for it is pretty Min that the Mitre quo is to be observed. The beet men xi the Whig party wish for pesos, sad eo do the beet man of the citimn peril. It is said that an andentanding has been oome to by the heads ...

... your member, Mr M' Laren, and seat two Whigs. Now, as I belong to the party called Advanced Liberals or Radicals, I should be extremely sorry to lose the valuable cervices of Mr M'Lsren and bare in his place a pure Whig, and this must be my excuse for trouuling ...

... DEPAATSIENT. Being resolved to make a thorough clearance In this breach of their business, prior to their receiving their New Whig Stock, they have mane very considerable Redactions trona former prices. Christening Robes and 6., 6d, 6., 6s 6d, as, to 45e ...

... ranks, it would be unjust to them to.eay that they have any monopoly of admiration for the article. On the contrary, the Old Whig party look on the possession with envy, and sigh for men who could be trusted to follow the Houses of Devonshire, Somerset ...

... and Hugh Rose school are anxiously striving to keep t things as they are, but that they have been next to spurned by the Whig Committee. Of course, when A Constant Reader talks of , the Messrs Stott, Fyfe, and Hugh Rose's school, he must include these ...

... we are coolly told it is unsafe —of worse, for the Old Whig interests—that the Liberals in the House of Commons should be led by the noblest statesman it contains. So much the worse for the Whigs with the country. It is the old, old story of the official ...

... Liberal—l call it Whig. It professes to be in favour of Reform, but deer nothing for it. It keeps the question open because that keeps political capital in its pocket. I am an utter opposesit of the Tories, but, I say, give a Tory sooner than • Whig. (Loud c h ...

... of avowed Tories and, what is worse, !Turilisel Whigs. And it is through the aid of such allies, and by such • policy as this, that Mr Moucreiff hopes to retrain the representative of Edinburgh ; a Whig in principle, and yet indebted for hie eat to the ...