... sub-committee who acted on hie authority, deserve reproof at the hands of the Liberal Committee even more than from the whole Whig Committee, for the latter would be helped and the former damaged by a breach of faith which would be sure to recoil on the ...

... eowiliteency an extent that even his moss coneider hie seat to be in the greatest represents what may be called the °dela! Whig, or Parliament House party, Mahwah. That party has always coon- Weed many staunch Liberals, and has sometimes done good service ...

... 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 ...

... peoposed as to an arrangement by which I should be - returned in future without oppositios,. along with Mr Moncreiff or some other Whig candidate, was the most advantageous proposal which could resibly have been made to me so far as my personal 'lite:Mende pmeerned ...

... opinion of the agriculturists of Scotland on a question which so deeply concerns their interests. A MEETING of the Aggregate Whig Committee was held in Queen Street Hall, last night, on the invitation of Mr Monoreiff, M.P. Admission was by ticket, but the ...

... seen how the boast will stand a few months hence. What are we to make of such a defence aa this t I owe no allegiance to the Whig party, and this being so, of coarse he thought himself bound, he says, to do them all the harm he could, seeing that they ...

... admirable; not a few of them unsurpassed—we had almost said unequalled—by Maud& lions of the Wad we met Moserisor. 11. New Nettie, Whig the Nowth. Prim dd. cloth, FROM THE LANDOFLUTIIRR. Many of the llymna ere characterised by glowing sweetness and of sentiment ...

... Parochial Beard and to hand over part of the fonds to another body, that was a thing they must resist to the death, for their Whig esildrace was at stake. Mr D. Lune said this was virtually a pprroopostal that the Bcard should abdicate their faatioas , and ...

... VINITZ. Ms Wad, the wall the woo UAW of goer with Ilan Ago. owl Delo Thaw anmend b hi. Stain on. Ins mad. Pi/WM Rawl. MU. /Whig's wig. ZEAL!) mum 1 u CiNT. *7 TORN CROALL I — ;ONS, 9 & 10 LEITH WALE (Edinburgh Funeral Zatablialuaast), heat, and Nast ► ...

... prefer the present time to any other. I may add that l owe no allegiance to the Whig party ; for although I have always supported their liberal a volunteer, the late Whig Government put forth their whole power and strength, through their chief official ...

... —Mr was present at the annual the Wise, Spirit, and end, ia — Mr to the toast of his scomed not quite or Tory. hether I was a Whig ) I that at the present momen may be some doubt as to the sesing I hed the honour the othet to be, I think for the first time ...

... 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 ...