... off in the rename raked faun indirect taxotion up by freak *Withal to the Is the meanwhile, gentlemen, nay ricks to you is— Whig, Tory, or I tidalinlet:4 Liheral, fee this not a political question—wade MK year tient and mangles &seek untried ..hems ...

... of Edinburgh tutcd a lootelmicting pirrance. WW of the gamed *NNW& mlbelsoted, ahem, the mdnity. At the water PIN ram Wren Whig able to increase the imp* et tap element of household me a degree oseempolarling with the increase of the mod the improved ...

... According to Mr Temple“ So far, however, were you from intimidating me, that you said, were you my place, yon would vote for a Whig” (they had been talking of the Universities election). And on the Saturday before the Perthshire election, Mr Temple, in c ...

... cause, per ps was this :—For a very long time the possasion he of ;Moe had been a bone of contention between the two motions—Whig and Tory—into which the landed interest divided, and neither of these parties bad ever yet been able to retain the Government ...

... opinion, and every phase fcebug upon ' the snbjecr, from the most rabid Radical, who would rash into revolution, to the raoierate Whig of the old school, who is already beginning to repent in sackcloth and in ashes for the part which be has taken. (Laughter ...

... Moocreiff if all his friends had practised an equally wise reticence. We observe, however, that an enthusiastic admirer the Whig Lord Advocate has, in the pages of the Scottish Law Reporter,'* rushed where the Scottman feared to treadand very elaborate ...

... shads opinion, nnd erery phase feeling upon the enliject, from tbo most rabid who would rub into nrolotion, to tbs moderate Whig of the oM spbool, who la already beginning to repeat te saekolotb and in aabeafor the part which has taken. (Laughter.) There ...

... Moncreiff if all his friends had practised an equally wise reticence. We observe, however, that an enthusiastic admirer of the Whig Lord Advocate has, in the pages of the Scottish Law Reporter,’’ rushed in where the Scotsman feared to tread and in very elaborate ...

... Jervis expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservatives were justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. A Coroner’s Jury Narborough—a village about six miles from Leicester—has returned a verdict of manslaughter against ...

... ward. and persoually liberal candidates .hat ever assumed to sit British Parliament. (Ap nlause.) have been told a certain whig writer that the hou. for tho southern division of ih's great county had jeopardised self on a certain occasion. seems to me ...

... understood of the! ('boo's', ' . independence, end du yof the and i Muerte 0 .>k`. ‘ s id very rie• He for me that an linnowt, Whig or iscrince religion on the et it in high places we we are told. and s i r im ty li, speaks loudly Inner of n and far , that ...