... zeal, and absolute necessity of keeping up the agitation. deplorable state of circum- stances has been all brought about by Whig trucu- lency, and our late Russian policy, and I regret extremely to find, that our present governors, for whom I feel a warm ...

... the stanes spinnan, Wi’ a whirr and a curr till they sit roun’ the tee, Then hurrah ! &c: It’s an uncolike story that baith Whig and Tory Maun aye collyshangy like dogs ower a bane ; Aud a’ denominations are wantin’ in patience, For nae Kirk will thole ...

... Russell submitted to Parliameut:without rebuke ; and the other fea- tures of his measure so closely resemble. those of former Whig Bills, that, one would think there was at least an understanding betweeu Parliamen- tary parties on the Reform question, and ...

... in the Bill of 1852, with a number of other such franchises, The county franchise also corresponded in amount in the first Whig Reform Bill (of the new series) with the last Con- servative proposition. It is true, the redistribution scheme proposed in ...

... to Parliamentary Reform is not, nor ever has been, a fun - damental principle Toryism. Individual Tories, like individual Whigs, might object to change inconvenient, perhaps unnecessary ; but between Toryism and Reform, in the proper sense of that term ...

... the hopes, or it might be the prospects, of the minister. Lord Belhaven, the Lord High Commissioner the Assembly under the Whig Government, opposed the motion, and instanced the Duke of Buccleuch as a patron who, though not a member of the Church of Scotland ...

... water. Prospectus po«t-frea^ PRIZE SEWING and EMBROIDERY MACHINES, with fte., complete, price Cs.; Cheapett, Simplest, and SH#* WHIG 11T A MANN. 14S, UOLBORN HILL, LONnoV ’t7|TALKER , CRYSTAL CASE^WatchS » * are superseding all others on account of their snl* ...

... they had amusing race after the runaway vessel for their j cuns. Citron le. Melancholy Yacht Accident. —The Sdfast Northern Whig gives the following particulars of melancholy accident which occurred on Scullmartin Kocii, off Ballvwalter, on Thursday morn ...

... the South, and avoid asking anybody who is not in unison with the | object in view Even if the Conservatives did catch the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes, it would be scarcely decent to remind them of it in the hour of rejoicing, Mr Disraeli’s ...

... of England least must make itself felt in every nerve of English society. Let (not statesmen, whether they cell themselves Whigs or Conservatives, fkll into the mistake that the democracy, if it encceed in disestablishing Churches, will stop there. The ...