... having done what the Whigs should have done, but did not. The head and front of Mr 3l'Lseee's offending in the eyes of the Scotsman is no doubt his being a member for Edinburgh at all, thus invading the monopoly of the old Whigs and Parliament House clique ...

... giving to all will ever put an end to its hatefulness. E Russell, followine that cursed cease of so much practised by both Whigs said Tories in this c try. and leaving out of sight that better and mere high and honourable wurse of doing what is moral and ...

... Government Bill had dished the Whigs, this is the one fact connected with it which admits of no doubt. iliac ilk lackryiwe of the Sourpuss. But Mr M . LAREN—one of the members for Edinburgh—coadjutor of that traditional Whig, Mr JAMES Nloxemerr, and br ...

... were of bed lea% bed breasts. ewes. limeade. akar' Me eases is Mee weldbeak ud &seem of the .kin lbw* as remedy to be to it. Whigs self rubbed epee the (previous) well bested la warm water) salad quickly absorbed into pass s, every pert t• .1 0 4 i it applied ...

... pree tWitibr Ile Iv. wife came Ir.tit. Where Ikii hi* plotter sod, go; Ana misi..l - alort his it loot Aud bisier cowl; the Whigs, F ur 1 Toiy ousts An' adin the erg*. Orin; an' lend bk.. mad. While the bonder ; The Komi they cheered him Without or ...

... although ut this dull period it might surely have been possible to catch at leZt wine . vagrant if not Liberal Baronet or Whig bad. According to the chairman's uncontradieted stateruent, — there is some difference of opinion among the Liberals in Haw•ick ...

... have hero caulk:4 lu by th,, wee VOWOUNer, came if when Privnto John wish a Unite Of 26. The metres were 2UO yards, ire rounds Whig Area at each. Vou)srmau bleracrtoe.—The A berfeldy Company e nee a dalbane Volunteer/1, or 3d Perth, were by Bulwer, Audition& ...

... late at ttittilt. I: it that when hi. war A tielderarder. where he worked , -lonentaker, he loud wandered off the road. and Whig exlitturtl. had I.tiii down and soon heeniste heltaem owing to the verity of the We it her. The de. it Andrew umtwtrrieti ...

... of abdicating his functions as leader of the Opposition, at least for the peesent. In the Lower House, it is said that the Whigs and Radicals are in total disagreement as to the details of the new programme of the Liberal party.—Wole. THR SHEFFIELD OLTRAt ...

... of the Liberal members oe the Scotch Morn. Rill llnoday. It said, &veep,. that the meeting error-sea o for tho play of the Whig of seats over that of Me Thy .eta all willing to booereri to t►e too others Int the Uniesnoties and the nee member for eolith ...

... but his speech bad an political KAXL liI,SKLL is BFL/AST. -• Earl Itnesell passed through Belfast .a. Tuesday. The Northern Whig; tuporting his arrival. says Earl Russell was I y the Loral Mayor thililin. the Lon, Bishop of Down, Mr John Harbour, P., am ...

... would the which hail leen leaned_ The having lenge home left off their crinolines., they were allowed to mime work. e Belfast Whig.' we rnrvt., or Ma simple • II to a rho., 1.. M HIHTiIM. Al A m.L, of the 4 llflo, .1111 It R. Lei. l ath inrl, At 6 . lkl ...