... former stands for the united counties against the Liberal, Sir John Murray. Why Sutherlandshire, which is nothing better than Whig liockct county, was spared? I am a loss to conjecture ; it should have been combined with Caithness, and the seat given the ...

... may be , if it be possible for honesty to believe it right : to-support our present • Ministers , this honest man , whether Whig or-Tory must look upon all such attempts to influence the minds of voters as ^ equally disgraceful and criminal .. Butwe • ...

... throwing out of the Government Bill, in the same way Lord Dunliellia's resolution with regard to a rating franchise threw out the Whig Bill of 1866. But even i; the whole of the Tea-Room members, inclading Mr M'Laren, had voted against the Qovernnieni on this ...

... important, and not leer The public are entirely with the merchants reformers of hoopitala, and they know shady that governments, Whig, Tory, and /Lidice', are thoroughly with them, awl imply to income their powers on all hands to modernise them institutioaa ...

... before the falls Betting ma seldom Is ore they follow the el irk. crews. ord. wirer City ran in IM7 who it will be dreaded tine Whig-hock badly riddee by Marmot/I 1t is neared, will he trotted the rare Haines lately elated hie se I am Charlie doing little ...

... Advocate’s office, to dragged forth by some future servant ef tbe Crown, and manipulated at the bidding of those whom the Whigs have now bound themselves to obey. It has been settled, and by friendly hand ; and it will be regarded as too small a matter ...

... above what node I for. howeehokl with the moat rigid oniony, ho spent on tho popular nose. In May in his pyrietent Mosinee the Whig iovertimmt of the day. he was tooted for • gook delivered Itohep Fields Loudon—the dredged expel-ewes of which 1,4 not used ...

... card shim they're es im. Beds, Let it'. gran tee be • ankle seas a days, especially if he's a komp.. Me Menses--t ern .at &Whig to local tars, it was to the affair an Spain Did ye ever so. the like et, a ones wr an bares an' different father sack What ...

... candidature. Mr “° reminds the constituency of the lim °/' vouth) when the Radical, regarded Edinburgh as“ dominated by a mere Whig coi.n, it the Parliament House Clique, as it was called. Well, that clique might have ruled L t the men of their choice Jere ...

... had particularly aurpri . itd him to find that Euri Russell o ( all men , who liad bwn for ware tlia terror of retrograde ) Whigs , wlio liad been opposed and thwarted by them , and made the subject of obloquy and abuse because he Htill adhered to the ...

... Aberdeen Universities there are two distinguished nominees—kq must not say candidates —the Tory Lord Advocate Gordon, and the Whig ex- Lord Advocate, Mr James Moncreiff. The prospects of the former are, I am glad to say, most encouraging. His official and ...

... stick to one or t’other For neuters their middle way of steering _ Are neither fish, nor flesh, nor good red herring, Ner Whigs, nor Tories they, nor this, nor that, Not birds, not beasts ; but just a kind of bat, A twilight animal, true to neither cause ...