... this jL23LUiV? aAtr5Y5Pl' by its dishonesty, and of the (10imnkI& I which is anl accusation of lycocrisy, it lai more like Whig an.imus and disappointal; than zeal for Rorma. As this vitpeura.i, ,however, meets with a tatcit ?? froiian 'I Glasgow Reformers ...

... The effect of their adop- tion would have been to change the entire character of the bill, to transform it into the old stock Whig measure with which the country is so familiar. The Government have shown every disposition to make sac- rifices so as to pass ...

... 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 ...

... should be bestowed upon the £3 ratepayers, except simply that they are five pounders, and lie must have a peculiarly constructed Whig intellect who sees any good reason in that. Tile truth is, the barrier is to be erected in order to be knocked downi - the ...

... Ovwi affairs, and they would not leave been ord, listened to ome thee subject of 'Reforut. But Coisessvative amid kill lure, 'Whig, Clsurelesn aiend Disseister, trust to the common sense o the of mankisid, cud lee could oisly wsish that every aisa thters ...

... thleir illibl-r! in.; coriteaqtible way of treatina the int- ri 'lit> s nation.' Mr Thomson saidle ..ih ijt i L . t either a Whig or a Totr-, but ?? 'wall h. tali from either party what seaited tihe the people. He was sorry to -e-e fraoa rho -s-A- papers ...

... 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 ...