... Saturday lag. And no doubt the Whigs think that never were two such columns written. But there are • good many other people in the world besides Whigs, and if I don't prove, to at least their eatiefaction, that the Whig thunder is no better than the rumbling ...

... slightest danger of that oat be government by numbers, as it In order Wi g t/at thstpropontatie I L i t the yet referrin our Whig friends wire derive the Nene of 1866 had their minds tilled what I think viiemary alarm. epos this abject. From the debate ...

... statesmen who are set down in the Whig calendar as devils What he should d, it he i will try and make Tory popularly odious, is to turn the tables on Dr Johnson, who I positively declared that Clootie himself I wee the first Whig. There is Cain, for ex• ample ...

... order of the game of Outs and Ins. The official Whigs, as they are called, are naturally impatient to have their Angers again in the honey-pot, but the Independent Liberal', who are jest the same Whigs in an undeveloped caterpillar condition, do not see ...

... another garment from the Whigs, they will deal with the Franshier this year it is said, and the redistribution of seats next year! That is their measure of reform will occupy two bills, which was the plan proposed dry the Whigs lad year and scouted by ...

... security, and strength. The parties which now occupy the stage of British politics may be ranged under three banners—Conservative, Whig, and RadicaL The first and last represent two well-dafined principle* ; the second represents compromise and chicanery. It ...

... lost no opening in his anxiety to injure and abase Mr Moncreiff and the Whig party. Now, while it is not to be wondered at that Mr IPLaren should have no !eve for the Edinburgh Whigs, we question the taste displayed in thus conthat his own popularity was ...

... 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 ...

... wish that such situatior should not hinge on party predilictions, hut that the best man ought to be preferred whether he be Whig or M 'Lanni* but the days of the raillanium have not yet arrived. Doss or Buccesocrs ADD/Me—A oorrvapoo. dent is sorry to re ...

... unlike that of the Whig party, has been entirely conducted by volunteer agency. Among other gratifying symptoms . of the increasing strength of the Liberal party, it may be mentioned that on this occasion several members of the Whig party have been actively ...

... require. to be told that the Tints changes its opinions with thaw. Today the Tbanderew is vetting up the Tories. it will giro Whigs a tam and out day Redicole are sere to get what they dee/woe—a drubbing. The leading je.raal dotty inconsident. With from 86 ...

... new school of Conservatives before we can have faith in them. They must speak out if they would be understood. As for the Whigs, we trust they are not all of the same way of thinking as that member of the party who thought the only thing the working man ...