... demonstrations in Edinburgh and Glasgow. He condemned the past policy the Tories to the working classes, and paid that the Whigs might cailed pawnbrokers whose shelves were groaning with unredeemed pledges to upholsterer, proposed, and Mr Watbrston seconded ...

... understand . Well , bow wall that question received In Parliament ? In the first place , the Opposition were aghast . The Old Whigs bad thelf breath taken away . They found suddenly that . what . they had been crying for every yeat for to long , anfl getting ...

... Norman had afiked them not to pledge themielva until they had heard his o picioop . Were they now at liberty to pIknc . B la a Whig or • Tory ? (' LiagD . ter . ' ) Sir VOMAS—Yon can pleaee youraiilvfa about that , You are ai liberty to make np your own minds ...

... veie Indebted to the Tories for grintlag chna ...

... period 1 was all for the Whigs, because the Reform Bill of that day, although a most imperfect measure, was great advance in the right direction. I was perfectly aware then, as lam now, that in promoting the bill of 1832 the Whig party had not the slightest ...

... heaven as the smoke of a great furnace,” and through it bids were made for honour, power, and emoluments. Reform was to the Whigs what herbs are to the medicine man. what toothsome cakes and large picture-books of Daniel subduing a grievous accumulation ...

... ROXBURGHSHIRE. Sib, —Wbat are the leaders of the Constitutional party in this county about? We lately heard rumours that the old Whig domination here was about to be challenged, but they seem to be dying away again, and wonder, for up to this time no perceptible ...

... , reform that it ia in the p 0 ffer of Parliament to accomplish , Will the University of Edinburgh , whose glories are the Whig statesmen and men of letters of the last generntion , defend a position which Toryism must soon abandon t Is that University ...

... slightest degree . ( Oh , oh , and cheers . ) They were actuated , like the Whigs In 1832 , by the sole deaica of tripping np their rivals and dishing them In the same way as the Whigs dished the Tories at the first period . Wall , tha bill ia there , and ...

... cause his death. The inquiry has been further adjourned. Lockhart, it may be added, is said to have left the country.—Northern Whig. SACRILEGE AT CORE.—Late on Sunday night, the Church of the Holy Trinity, Charlotte Quay, was broken into by burglars. They ...

... from Mr Anderson, of the Newington Aggregate Liberal Committee, on the recent meeting that body, and the statements of our Whig contemporary regarding it. A meeting the Town Council of Edinburgh ! was held yesterday—the Lord Provost presiding. Dean of ...

... Universities have as little intention of sending him St Stephen s the majority of the Mid Lothian electors have of sending the Whig-Radical candidate. But this digression. have referred to Sir Alexander Maitland’s position a pledged supporter of Mr Gladstone; ...