... reason why neither Mr White-Millar nor Mr Pyfe hadanychanceof a Government appointment, since all favours were reserved forthe Whigs. Our contemporarydoes not deny the fact, but contents itself 'with; sneering first at -the capacity of Independent Liberals ...

... presentation was tiia 'very enthusiastic. 'Itwas avow'edly dedared to be d design of ther independent. Liberal party to 0en3 the' Whigs thattheyr will fight: a hopoleo PO ?? the. fight at, all at the next eletion. The b of the ospeakingi, steveangJ which was ...

... Derby desires them, nc and the list of defections growishorter every day. ,Sesveral Of prominent politicians, some of them Whig and some Radi- nc ¢al, urge vehemently that a vote in the negative ought to ese be taken on the second reading, upon the ground ...

... enittee laid a plot for the, Agregate Committee with a view to make thorn appear in the light of suppliants or whether the Old Whig Party had set a trap for the M'Laremite',, baited.. with the tempting prospect oi keeping. out the: Tories. It may have ...

... and, in reply to the toast of his health, said:- Mr Dixon, who proposed my health, seemed not quite sure whether I was a Whig or Tory-Gaughter and applause). I confess that at the present moment there may be some doubt as to the fact-(increased laughter) ...

... for thbe n ethe'';dih: being the true economi~t. , i i .j The Speattor tale- 8 ?? the.ptospects of the Liberal pas1,; >,9l-4 Whigs are desefibed'td1e'b all in a twit t'jknd'p'ruiiig to' the .@e to an- ; pituce tbe faeL,' C a iba; like MDGr~ntD,, have boper ...

... insignificant symbol whereby to indicate the Whig political level. After frequently coquetting with the people-whom -in reality they look upon- much in the same light 'as Cousin Jonathan regards a' nigger-the W-higs mincingly prepared a second agita. tion ...

... no other alternatiue. to ultimate democracy. Here the issue is joined Ear Russell -has repudiated household suffrage, the Whigs would probably prefer a £5, £6,- or £7 rati'g,-r Gladstone has declared againrst all nel-fangled aetiere Mr Bright-and his ...

... is quite in- r The there was the dreadfl unti y Bill; why lot 3r Mocreiff vote one way or the other, either with :rt of the Whigs in keeping up the lash, or with the iere in abolishing it? In this captious style, by ?? that the might hon.smember would do ...

... seems to us a very moderate man indeed, instead of the wild democrat he is represented to be by the poor timid Tories and Whigs of Britain. ...

... Lord' Ru~Ussf £fbutority for saylogytlat.; those who-atteadedit 6cme away 0ul wih~etr there- was any ot ie'remeeting, of the Whig leadersff ablout Refoim ji'829ff iiiS30 tdo not ?? io ht ifi there'wffI :neveifheard of 'it, ?? in ostapoittver eseiit that ...

... notwithstanding the utmost efforts .of the Town Council to ke arrest its progressi; and be challenged any one belonging n to the Whig ?? arty to. submit evidence showing. Y that any of the Lord Adiocate's Annuity-tax Bills were n approved of by the Council ...