... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... whole Property will be exposed ia One Lot, at the Upset Price of E 1190; sad if not it will Use be exposed as follows: Lot Whig V ael. Upset, IMO. LARGE NEW TENEMENT, west Loi IL—The TENEMENT. of TWO SHOPS and FLAT% with the LAUNDRY Pawns beidad bath ...

... enough to distinguish between the solid practice of a Conservative Minister and the empty and long-resounding promises of the Whig leaders and their tail. In the address presented by the working men,they disclaimed being actuated by party spirit, and alluded ...

... apparently made up their m inds to take action. The education of the people has always been one of those questions which the Whigs have regarded as part and parcel of their monopoly; and, although the occasion was singularly inopportune and the attitude ...

... —The sale advertieed for To-morrow in the City Saleroom will not take place. FRIDAY and SLITRDAY, 20th and 21st December.— Whigs Stock VMS Fresh GROCERY GOODS, capital Shop-Fittinipi and Effects, to the &tato of W. Hill, Grocer, psiser Sheet. On the Premises ...

... arbitrary electoral rating, like the previous propositions of the Whig and Liberal party. In the boroughs every one who has a house for a year and pays taxes will be an elector. The Whigs were desirous of making the extension they proposed attaching to ...

... very similar characterthe son of Sir Marks Wood. the eon of the Zed of Mender, sad the nos Sir James Graham baying been the Whig favourites. What is sines for the goose is asses for the gander,' and the Opposition. if they meant to oppose such promotions ...

... strange to say of pronounced a Tory, was a Whig of the old school—still called the good old school, although its lessons have been sadly disregarded in our own days. The most aristocratic of aristocrats were the Whigs of three days, as some who came in personal ...

... secret they also stand in awe. as being a so much bigger and stronger child than have been expected from the union of effete old Whig and lusty young Radieal.—gets on apace; and dropping metaphor, the bill will no long time be again before the House of Commons ...