... reason which had led to the couiplioateci state of parties was, that the majority of the Liberal party sad some very good Whigs did not like household suffrage with the re stristione peopmed, preferred Mr proposal of a sting franchise. They knew among ...

... have hastened to Lave given them ; but negotiatione fact web'e to the maintenance of peace In Europe have been opened, and are Whig actively carried on by the Great Powers This diplomatic situation imposes upon the Government of the Emperor the ger &test ...

... and greatest men this country has ever prodoosd, when he addressed the electors at Leith in 1842, on the resignation of the Whig Government—that if it were thought desirable by the community of Scotland that there should be a prat-timing lawyerm the House ...

... either to sacrifce the possibility, nay, even the cer. tainty, of a settlement, for the splendid gratification of. seeing the Whigs'1iireoffice, nor will 'tbey eonsent to embarrass 'the disctiss'llbf the problem now approaching i a solution by giving' ailiaring ...

... recover, and several others were • scalded and cut. =PRESENTATION OF THE CITY OF EDINBURGH. MEETING OF THE WHIG COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Whig Committee and their friends was held in Queen Street Hall bat night, by Invitation of Mr blenersiff, M.P. Admission ...

... Haddingtonshire, himeelf very defeated at the last eleo- tion by an t- ‘armer; Mr H. Beillie, Inverness sbire; apd Sir Robert Whig member for Fifesbire, are the Parke: sponsors measure we have bow to review The clause gives to tepants in leases or agreements ...

... his endeavours to exhibit the vices of the local denominational schools. On the other band, the majority of the officials, Whig and Tory, dread and recoil from any sweeping changes, and hope to avert them by petty reforms of detail. For this latter plan ...

... Liberal party. It beyond all doubt that he is now the only man who thoroughly qualified for the position. To think of some Whig mediocrity, some peer, obscure in all but modal rank, holding that place while Mr Gladstone sat on a back bench, is a mere ...

... not be a party to any such mandeuvr I if it was again attempted. Moreover, he declares that be I oweg no allegiance to the Whigs, since they put forth -il their strength to oppose him at the election, preferri to I vote for a candidate who declared himself' ...

... classes of the people. e Mr. Candlish, who was elected by the Sunderland Radi. tin cals in Opposition to Mr. Fenwick, the former Whig po tember, on his seeking re-election as a Lord of the Admi- pa ralty, has, according to the Northern Daily EBpress, given ...

... often be to divide the Liberal party, but the Thi Leaguers will not care for that-having, perhaps, less Co] respect for a, Whig than they have for a Conservatives eve The first member of their society who has announced his vh intention of seeking Par ...

... He has been permitted to entertain his own ideas on ecclesiastical questions. Tory origin ; his want of connection with the Whig families • his innumerable Parliamentary vagaries and vacillations ; his vote on the China war and on the Reform resolution ...