... advocates who alc aye too to shuffle of the political minim, not to erg the Whig on to—it may be their Perliswintery ruin, in the hope of picking up a few crowd.. of comfort. The Whigs shonM let well alone or they will lose to • certainty both pasta and ...

... Diafrauclliae a number of small Whig boroughs and transfer their seats to places now unrepresented. the voters in which form the strength of the Liberal party in the counties, and the thing is done to a considerable extent. The Whig borough kiss its members ...

... ranks, it would be unjust to them to.eay that they have any monopoly of admiration for the article. On the contrary, the Old Whig party look on the possession with envy, and sigh for men who could be trusted to follow the Houses of Devonshire, Somerset ...

... and Hugh Rose school are anxiously striving to keep t things as they are, but that they have been next to spurned by the Whig Committee. Of course, when A Constant Reader talks of , the Messrs Stott, Fyfe, and Hugh Rose's school, he must include these ...

... we are coolly told it is unsafe —of worse, for the Old Whig interests—that the Liberals in the House of Commons should be led by the noblest statesman it contains. So much the worse for the Whigs with the country. It is the old, old story of the official ...

... little feeling of surprise that I learned from your letter an attempt was being made by some of our authorities to perpetrate a Whig job on the bead of it. All to our Lord Advocate for reading web if it really has been attempted it all' dui jest whet have ...

... net of Moreton, the ton lit Wel weal at line, whoa were so with do el this aunty to had so sod loyal for Prime ) to admit Whigs sad - a oolitic* to last d dies; a similar be main Won mot. But amid ass be and would rally roma - awa to green tiler a . ...

... y °s2al be l ssid h t s o m a tzirv o e f allies d gams, the peed. bast ad most Mid• _dime to that Wale Jam who was hie lad Whig wile, Wm I believe he loved (Load ) 'the mid=lQ the bard, I with dtudied tI true • ley early to my in Heaves-the lam he bore ...

... Professor Blackie on Democracy. [Ile de- cared himself in favour of household suffrage, and whether at the hands of Tories or Whigs felt sure of the triumph of Reform. EDINBURGH Lecrurgs sy Mra Exe- cutive Oounoll of the Edinburgh Branch of tbe Scottish National ...

... chamber; and there, through the long hours of the niot, her kneel or en bar bed, wept those who Med the last Mars of skids Whig native capable. ( To be continued GA•IBALDI oa ms Brays—The risks pablirins the following Wee, dated Carers, January 8. from ...

... Minoan who has co/macaw in the matter at all All nick Mr Editor, aware me that things are not smooth. And the cheekle a astable Whig the other day over the nosed polite castigation administered by Mr Meneteig shows that the banns of political marriage have ...

... ~about dissensions in if t ie the' ranks of ,the Opposition. On this point the St , reports are very clear and precime. 'Certain Whig ohs I, and ristocratic niimbers of the Liboral pbityare, dul dissatsfied wltht*. GLADsrOI'&S.jeadqrahip, and thi have been ...