... assistaints. There wae no fear of politics interfering with the proper discharge of their duty, A political creed, whether Whig or Tory, was not essential for a man to get into the Town Council of Glasgow. That might have been the case when there was ...

... pouver-55 great loss, if not to the nrative, at least to the representative cha- ?? do l cus The Cabinct, for ecx- le t oenotcnin a Whig commoner- ptlougls neasrly a hi r in Pal~et '5 hlistorirslly like shis chief a libora- tbhied Peee suet and Mr Austisa Bruce ...

... -the eyes of the ignorant with their predeces- Loss, who had the putting down of the conspi- naeses which originated under Whig rule, they think ift to disregard the decision of the public tribu-- wils, and liberate and pardon a couple of soore of Fenian ...